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Eric, you missed us. We're back.

1:07

Okay. And just finished

1:11

Lions game and I just tweeted

1:13

out, I don't think I've

1:15

ever been soaks excited about a six and

1:17

seven team in my life. I don't

1:19

know why. They want five out of six.

1:21

They're they're good. They're good. They're

1:24

they're one of the top stories, not just in

1:26

the league, but in America right now.

1:28

Watching a team at one in

1:30

six I mean, people were talking about firing the coach.

1:33

He made some mistakes in the first few

1:35

games. And obviously, they had

1:37

maybe further to go than people thought,

1:39

but And they changed things. They changed things

1:41

in season. I mean, Aaron Glen blew

1:43

out the defensive back coach and

1:46

moved Hutchinson around, changed other things,

1:48

and you know, they say good teams win,

1:50

great teams,

1:51

cover because

1:52

they were favored six six times

1:54

on a roll they've covered. I mean, come

1:56

on. They'll have four hundred yards

1:59

for the fifth game in a row, which is a franchise

2:01

record. Their offense is crazy

2:03

good. And the reason you're so excited everybody

2:05

else is they just came out of nowhere. Yes.

2:08

This is You're right. You know, from the

2:10

excitement of of hard knocks to

2:12

the pathetic play and bad decisions,

2:14

the first not pathetic play, but a lot

2:16

of bad decisions that the coach look

2:18

kinda goofy. Now, man, today

2:20

that the daring that the daring do in

2:22

fact, the daring the daring

2:25

do with the with the with the fake

2:27

punt, the poor suit and the petty

2:29

suit. That was awesome. Amazing.

2:32

That's He's still not the favorite suit.

2:34

That's was great. I don't know what anybody says.

2:36

That was great because how many times you

2:38

see a team just run the ball to eat up clock again

2:40

there? Right? Right. They they

2:42

said, no. We're gonna win this fucking thing. They know

2:44

better shit. They kept on

2:46

pounding pounding the rock. Who said that? Was that is

2:48

that Mount Tucker? They kept on pounding the rock? Correct.

2:51

And it's very, very impressive.

2:53

They have a a sense of belief about themselves.

2:55

And out there five and one, they're starting

2:57

to do the old harbaugh thing. Why not us?

2:59

And they're right. They're right

3:01

about they're favored over a ten

3:03

and two team. Mhmm. That means that

3:05

they believe at least the odd

3:07

maker odds makers are the betters that they can play

3:10

with anybody in the league now. And what's interesting

3:12

is, Wilma says the first

3:14

series of go, oh, here we go with this.

3:17

Overblown bullshit. He goes, Gough,

3:19

one of the best pure pastors in the NFL.

3:21

He has shown up and -- Right. -- today, he looked like

3:23

one of the best pure pastors in the NFL.

3:25

And he and he showed up to have a good news. He

3:27

needs another quarterback. Doesn't

3:30

this show you how the quarterback

3:32

as Gary used to always say get too much

3:34

credit when they win and too much blame when they

3:36

lose. So you always look at the quarterback and,

3:38

you know, and and obviously,

3:41

you know, he had there was reasons why he struggled

3:44

at times. But Well, okay. Time and

3:46

he's good. Look at the Vikings

3:48

weapons. Cook, one of

3:50

the better running backs in league. Mhmm. Jefferson -- Mhmm.

3:52

-- Hawkins, who we got an

3:54

improved our draft position by trading was a

3:56

first round pick for us. Thelin is a good

3:58

oyu out too. They've got great weapons compared

4:00

to ours. KJ Osborne is a good receiver

4:02

too. He beat the lines the last game. And

4:05

they got Dowling Cook who's one of the top running

4:07

backs. Our quarterback's better. Our line is

4:09

better. Was that helpful? I agree. I agree with that.

4:11

Yeah. That's why they were The line is the line has

4:13

always been a strong point. I mean, that's always been a

4:15

reason they could play with people, but

4:18

they've gone to the next level And that

4:20

is I don't think them being the number seven

4:22

offense in the NFL is, if anything,

4:24

they might be a little better than that. Look at the receivers.

4:27

Now, Chuck, by the way, Chuck was given that

4:29

he'd been behind him all year long. What

4:32

was this

4:32

guy? Where are the hell is you guys here? You

4:35

guys

4:35

never play. You called him Clark up until two weeks

4:37

ago. He was his name is

4:39

misspelled. Oh, this is it. Well, he

4:41

he got the game ball last week and he

4:43

scored that he, you know, had a big touchdown

4:45

catch this week. But look at the receivers and

4:47

and Saint Brown really wasn't much of a factor today,

4:50

but he's their leading receiver. Anja

4:52

Ed Jamison Williams,

4:54

quite a touch. Dowling did drop a pass later.

4:56

And you got shark and you

4:58

got, you know, tight ends, I guess, they

5:00

felt were as good as occupancy. Yeah. I

5:02

don't know about that. And you got one of the best pure

5:04

passers in the league. Right.

5:08

You can laugh at you can laugh at me,

5:10

but I think golf is a

5:12

candidate for MVP. I'm not saying he's gonna

5:15

win MVP. Just saying, if they if they're

5:17

of of the team? Oh, you know, of of the league

5:19

league. Okay. The it's

5:22

jailing hurt to agree with me. I mean, jailing

5:24

hurt. Thank you, Brandon. Well, there's

5:26

still how many games. I said he's a candidate

5:28

for MVP the way he's playing right now.

5:30

Yeah. I know you hate golf, and I'm not You

5:33

know, Why? I don't hate him. I just

5:35

think You always hate him. You hate him in the minute he got

5:37

here. I think he's an average NFL quarterback. Oh, he's

5:39

better than average. He never gave him that. Better than

5:41

average. He's been I I don't think he's

5:43

that great at court, but I think he's having a really good

5:45

year. And he's smart. I think

5:47

he's a smart court. He was the number one pick

5:49

in the draft, which shows that he has

5:51

you know, the the the skills for

5:53

sure. He brought a team to a Super

5:55

Bowl, and he struggled a little bit here.

5:57

Mhmm. But give him time to throw and

5:59

he's very accurate. Mhmm.

6:02

So well,

6:04

they five out of six, I mean,

6:06

it's hard to argue with, and they made a couple big

6:08

plays. They don't make mistakes. mean, they're

6:10

playing kinda like Michigan now. Again, defense

6:12

is slightly better than my exshire. They

6:14

played a clean game today. No

6:16

fumbles, no picks. They got a

6:18

big fumble Can you I don't wanna hear her

6:20

every time I call it. They

6:23

were covered a fumble. They had

6:25

the fake punt. Yeah. Maybe a couple of

6:27

big plays. Every ballsy decision

6:29

he made worked for him. Right. And that

6:31

that had the element of surprise. I've heard the one

6:33

fourth down. It it used to be where you'd

6:35

watch I'd watch the lions in

6:37

during all these years and say, I

6:39

just wasted an entire afternoon.

6:41

They're boring. They they don't win. They

6:43

don't they don't play with any type of daring.

6:45

And now They try stuff. They

6:47

they have trick plays. They pull they

6:49

they were on their own twenty six yard

6:51

line -- Mhmm. -- up by a touchdown and

6:54

they fake it on fourth and

6:56

seventh, not fourth and seventh,

6:58

and get it. So there's this this this daring

7:00

do this did I call it daring do daring do do daring

7:02

do? Daring do. That's a Vince Scaly

7:04

term. This daring

7:07

is why Dan Campbell is

7:09

such an endearing figure.

7:11

His daring endearing figure. So

7:13

Well, I I was Hi for Lion fans. I

7:16

can't help ring for Dan. I liked him. I

7:18

you know, I know the preseason show doesn't mean a

7:20

thing, but I I liked him. I wanted to

7:22

win whether he was good or bad. I want

7:24

him to do well because I just like him. Hey. Where's

7:26

his heart on his sleeve? January. Yeah. He's

7:28

gen he's he's he's cool. So

7:30

maybe Sheila Hemp

7:32

Ford is figured

7:35

out her the errors are for ways when

7:37

she hired Bob Quinn and

7:39

that Patricia? Oh, yes. Sure. It

7:42

was awfully easy to pile

7:44

on and give up when they started one

7:46

and 6II have to I

7:48

mean, this is why it's not same

7:50

old lines because these are new people

7:53

and they've put together a new roster.

7:55

And they have some strengths and, you know,

7:58

if they can continue to to play

8:00

the way they're playing mistake free and and

8:02

make these big plays. Who knows? They just

8:04

can be in the playoffs. So they're they're they're

8:06

one game well, no. The giants are

8:08

the giants are seven and

8:10

six, and the lions are six and seven,

8:12

but they've played an extra game. But

8:14

they have to go beat past the giants to get

8:16

into the their two out. Seven and six equals

8:19

six plus sevens. So they had to play an extra

8:21

game. Soccer ball. Well, I think it's A67

8:23

on one because they had to tie. Oh, they are. They they

8:25

played an extra game. Thank you. Anyway

8:27

No. Who no. They're seven five and one.

8:29

Did you say 671 No. No. They

8:31

lost they said they're seven six and one. And

8:33

and I think the lines are six and seven.

8:35

So Well, I don't wanna go through all

8:37

these possibilities. Yeah. We can do it in a couple

8:39

weeks. But we got the bowl

8:41

season coming up very exciting.

8:43

Starts Friday, forty one ball games

8:45

in twenty four days. There's

8:48

It's so funny. Okay. How about

8:50

this one? Saturday, this next

8:52

Saturday, there are seven

8:54

bowl games. And I'm gonna give you a

8:56

little quiz here. One of them is

8:58

the Duluth Trading

9:00

Cure Bowl. It's UTSA versus

9:03

Troy. Who is UTSA? Versus San

9:05

Antonio Rodriguez. Good. Very, very good.

9:07

Coached by coached

9:09

by the former Miami

9:11

hurricane great. And and and the Wasabi

9:14

Fenway Bowl, what what is Wasabi? Are they

9:16

are they promoting Japanese? No.

9:18

It's Spanish? No idea. No. It's some

9:20

Boston I've just

9:22

Don't park as a ball now? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

9:24

Yeah. And, of course, the best one

9:26

on Saturday is Jimmy, the

9:28

Jimmy Kimbell LA ball presented

9:31

by stifle. Washington

9:33

State versus Fresno State, did you see what

9:35

happened today this week when they made

9:37

the announcement? That who was gonna be

9:39

in the in the in the bowl. And

9:41

in Seattle, the news

9:43

was on where they found out that Washington

9:45

State was gonna be opposing Fresno

9:47

state in this. And the

9:49

the weather guy just

9:51

he he just he he hears about it, and

9:53

he goes he he kinda Cringes

9:56

over into smagoes, oh my gosh, this

9:58

is just ridiculous. So

9:59

Okay. He's

10:02

right. So Kimbell tweets

10:04

back. Listen here pink tie weather

10:06

guy. First of all, I didn't buy anything. He's just that he

10:08

bought his way in. And that somehow the idea

10:10

that this is cheap in the tradition

10:12

of college football representing

10:14

sponsors, violating the sanctity of the

10:16

Duke's mail bowl and the Relay

10:18

request bowl, but it's just

10:20

It exists for those people. It exists as sponsorships.

10:22

It exists something to watch.

10:24

And it's it's preseason for next year.

10:26

They're all preseason games. They're they're half

10:28

filled stadiums. Their

10:30

low ratings, but they're all in ESPN.

10:33

ESPN is thirty four of the forty

10:35

one bowl games because that's what they do. A

10:37

lot of people watch them. Yeah. It's okay. Yeah.

10:39

And and it's It's the

10:41

camblers. On the television? For sure.

10:43

Because it's known in the biz. Be a lot better

10:45

though if they had a real tournament like

10:47

the f. CS does. Right.

10:49

Right. But, you know, have we discussed

10:51

this that because Michigan is

10:53

obviously one of four teams But in twenty

10:55

twenty four, it's going to twelve teams.

10:57

So what would it have been like this year?

10:59

If Michigan played Ohio stay have enough

11:01

to talk about going

11:04

through these audibles? Well, I'm just

11:06

I'm just saying that that it's

11:08

good that it's a fourteen playoff and that anybody

11:10

else in a big town have made it? I guess

11:13

Oh, yeah. Penn state? Absolutely. What state?

11:15

Yeah. Uh-huh. Yep. And,

11:17

of course, we have the

11:19

worst trade in

11:22

history of a

11:25

known arms dealer who

11:27

has killed thousands of people across

11:29

the world for a WNBA

11:32

player who got caught with was

11:34

it one gram? I have more I have

11:36

more hashed on my glove compartment

11:38

usually. Then she tried to smuggle

11:40

into Russia. Yeah. And then you get

11:42

home. Has no reason to be there. Either that none

11:44

of the people who are there should

11:46

be there. Well, no. What you know Well, wait a minute

11:48

was there a spot. Yeah. And wait

11:50

a minute. Generally were that

11:52

I thought that was under I thought that was being

11:54

debated, though. Sure. But but,

11:56

you know, there was no there's gotta

11:58

be a part two to this deal because

12:00

Joe Biden, matter what you think of him,

12:02

he isn't stupid enough to make a

12:04

trade like this if this is all it is. I know.

12:06

There's a lot of pressure to get this lesbian

12:09

woman of color celebrity WNBA

12:11

out because there is also a guy

12:13

named Mark Fogle, a history culture from

12:15

Pennsylvania, who was also imprisoned.

12:17

He had half an ounce of

12:19

medical marijuana which was

12:21

prescribed for him because he has chronic pain.

12:23

And he's in so obviously, he should

12:25

have come out first. Whelan should have come out

12:27

first, but Whelan's a a tougher mean,

12:29

it's a tougher get than these two, but Well,

12:31

when do we have this bigger than Victor

12:33

Baut for Christ sake? About the exact

12:35

sixty minute story about Victor Baut, this

12:37

is The one for small time

12:39

criminal. No. Okay. But Russia didn't it sounds like

12:41

Russia didn't even really want him that bad

12:43

because he was his own independent type

12:45

guy. They wanted this bottom custom off who

12:47

shot somebody in Berlin. Yeah. He's an

12:50

assassin. But but we didn't wanna give

12:52

him up because he's a fucking KGB

12:54

assassin. Well, we we we couldn't because

12:56

he's in Germany and he's not our guy. We think

12:58

we're in Well, we couldn't. We couldn't. We couldn't.

13:00

Yeah. Well, Andrea Mitchell

13:02

reported that we had a choice However,

13:04

that was scrubbed when

13:07

the vice president was held. We had a choice

13:09

of Paul Whalen or Billy Greiner. That's what

13:11

Andrew Mitchell was told. She

13:13

scrubbed the story though after the press

13:15

conference. Yeah. That's not true. She has

13:17

not set us a mistake. No. No. No. I mean,

13:19

that's the US's mistake. Issued about wait.

13:21

They weren't a price sure if they were to see the spike.

13:23

Look at all the big media figures who

13:25

were calling demanding Brittany

13:27

Greiner be brought home, and

13:29

I think succumb to chose to make them

13:31

happy. It's high profile. This

13:33

is this is why athletes

13:35

with all that exposure, and I think you

13:37

can really relate it a great can you relate it at all

13:39

to the Mazi Smith thing? Because

13:42

otherwise, a lot of people get get stopped.

13:44

He had a and and by the way,

13:46

We we did soft pedal. Are we relating to

13:48

Mazi Smith? Yeah. I don't know.

13:50

Just just that athletes get off.

13:52

He didn't get off, though. Well, he hasn't

13:55

seen it yet. He was in jail. He

13:57

went to play the football game.

13:59

He got off. I don't know. What I'm saying is if

14:01

he was an athlete in the old

14:03

days, say, you know, late seventies.

14:05

They wouldn't even charged them or brought them

14:07

in. You're in

14:09

the cult group. Oh, all in the

14:11

world. I said, all in the world. I should've

14:13

had fine about the Michigan state

14:15

guys, and he knows he took a guy out of

14:17

jail, like, two weeks before that.

14:19

So Masih was actually in jail

14:21

then. They he was and they

14:23

released him. Because he had already a plot now

14:25

a a buddy of mine who was a Buckeye

14:27

and is a has a, you know, has

14:29

a carry license, said he had

14:31

applied for the carry license -- Yes. -- and therefore Well,

14:33

he should know. But they

14:35

say if you wait a certain amount of time or

14:37

whatever, you can you can go forward. If you

14:39

haven't heard back from them within a few days,

14:41

you can carry the gun. So he

14:43

wasn't doing anything illegal. I am

14:45

pulled. So I don't know, but I I don't know where you're

14:47

hearing that. So I don't think it's a terrible

14:49

crime. I don't wanna pick on Mazi Smith. I

14:51

just think Harbaugh is such an asshole

14:53

to every time you know, with

14:56

especially in light of Michigan, say, oh, what? Don't

14:58

prosecute the false extent of the law. This is the

15:00

guy who said, oh, doctor Anderson's a

15:02

great doc. I mean, everybody's great when they're at

15:04

Michigan Donovan and Edwards is a great

15:06

kid. Well, yeah. He's the Michigan head coach. I

15:08

mean, the JR Harris and Nikki, Harris

15:10

Family head coach. I mean, are you surprised by

15:12

that? I said that you're surprised by that.

15:14

Wait. Sir, I'm shocked by that.

15:16

That's to me. That's where it's So that's where

15:18

Jim Harbaugh lost me. Is

15:20

when he ignored eight hundred people,

15:22

and Jim Rand stands out there saying, oh,

15:24

a bunch of contractors adopted kitties a liar.

15:26

He would have been riding his bike here. That never would

15:28

have happened. He handled that wrong. A hundred people. He

15:30

handled that wrong. So should Mazi Smith pay the

15:32

penalty for him handling that? No. I think it's a

15:34

pattern of him just ignoring all of you. Our

15:36

guys are great guys. Everybody else's guys

15:38

are horrible. Want him shock you to the full extent

15:40

of the wall, but our guys are great guys. I

15:42

am shocked that he didn't suspend Mazi

15:44

Smith and he probably should've regarding

15:46

Michigan State thing. From the Indiana game. It's

15:49

on video. Why should okay. So

15:51

now there's the only way to punish you. No. I'm not saying

15:53

the Michigan State thing isn't

15:55

wrong. I'm saying when you get out there's A0I want

15:57

that much fucked out of the law. And then when it's our

15:59

kid, oh, I get such a nice kid. He's

16:01

tweeting about anti semitic tweet,

16:03

but He's a nice kid. And I'm pretty

16:05

much But but Mazi Smith, first of

16:07

all, he didn't use the gun. It was unloaded,

16:09

and he had a I gotta tell you a carry thing

16:11

coming. Maybe a six digit magazine.

16:13

Maybe I'm very cynical, but when you reads the whole

16:15

police report, I wouldn't be surprised

16:17

if it was loaded. And he popped a magazine out

16:19

when he to do the backseat. I don't

16:21

know. Why else do you have? I mean, there's so much speck it's

16:24

embarrassing how much speculation about this is

16:26

going on. Whether you're a Michigan state fan, do

16:28

you think this happen. If you're a Michigan fan, you say

16:30

this happened, but you know what happened. I mean,

16:32

you don't want students carrying guns on. You

16:34

can't carry guns on campus. Can you?

16:36

No. He wasn't on campus. He was on campus.

16:38

But he's saying he never carried his gun

16:40

on campus. Don't know.

16:42

He really don't know. Yes. This

16:44

car his his gun in the car at nine thirty in

16:46

the morning rushing to get somewhere.

16:49

I hate to sound like I'm a Michigan

16:51

slappy as they say defending him. They're three

16:53

hundred or four hundred million guns in

16:55

America. So a lot of people have a gun,

16:57

and you're allowed to have a gun. I I

16:59

think they should want to pick up Mazi's gun.

17:01

He's he's asking for trouble. He's right.

17:04

So colleges are not real happy

17:06

about guns. Why does colleges do not want

17:08

their students carrying guns? And I

17:10

don't think he should have one, but, you know, he wants to find.

17:12

It's the law. It's dumb. If you're

17:14

asking for trouble. Well, it's Especially if you're late

17:16

like he was. So they don't care if you have

17:19

a gun as long as you never bring it on campus.

17:21

Is that the way they look at it? Well, they

17:23

just ban on it. I just what's this? I

17:25

I think I think you're allowed to if you're You're

17:27

allowed to own a gun. Yeah. You're allowed own it. And

17:29

you and you and you You're telling me that that he where

17:31

he was going, he had to have his gun, but he would never

17:33

take an icon. I must say he had to. I

17:35

mean, that you You gotta pick up people that

17:38

yep. You you have the oath keepers outside

17:40

of of peaceful protest

17:42

armed sales. III find it hard to

17:44

believe. He never carried his gun on camp. I don't know. Just

17:46

depends on who you talk to. This Michigan Michigan

17:48

State rivalry, by the way, has gotten sickening. It

17:50

is sickening. Hardly take it. It has nothing to

17:52

do with it. You're the one bringing that up.

17:55

No. I'm not the one bringing it up when you're saying, fuck. God

17:57

what the fuck is done a

17:59

lot. And then when it's your guys, they're such

18:01

good guys. It was this guy's bullshit.

18:04

We there are two different situations. You know,

18:06

if I hit my gun. They're college kids.

18:08

It isn't the guy got a scuffle after the

18:10

game. Scuffle. He hit at the guy with

18:13

a helmet. I'm one guy did. Yeah. Seven

18:15

guys are suspended for four

18:17

games. Well, but Harbor Harbor Yeah.

18:19

Hamblah did that. Hamblah did that. And

18:22

and when he's a state director and the coach get up and go,

18:24

this is the worst thing I've ever seen.

18:26

What's his news? Kevin Brown is swung

18:28

his helmet at somebody. These guys, what happened

18:30

to him? Miles Gary. Already got said by

18:32

you. Yeah. Alright. Well, he actually hit him over yeah. He

18:34

hit him over there with it. Right? Right. When when

18:36

I'm getting him. Right? It might have been a

18:38

couple. So people get

18:40

protected. No. In fact, III

18:42

heard Rico Beard who's who's African American.

18:44

And and Okay. Did the coach that

18:46

that Joanne Howard slapped, did he say,

18:49

him to fully stand alone guy down

18:51

in Wisconsin? Yeah. They did. That's really

18:53

hard. You really? They really said that.

18:55

Yeah. They were they were very

18:57

upset at be I being fed flex

18:59

handling of that. We're charges well. Okay. No.

19:01

But that's once again, that's not up to, you know I

19:03

think I think one of the bottom lines in all of this

19:05

is that money and privilege and an

19:08

organization behind you is what wins

19:10

in America. That's why You can't even talk

19:12

about and you can't even talk about a bunch

19:14

of what aboutisms in eighteen different directions.

19:16

No, I'm going in one direction. I think

19:18

Harbaugh is is just ridiculous

19:20

the way he protects his players. The doctor Anshan

19:22

thing to me was to show off the charts

19:24

in saying. Off the

19:26

charts, sir. Right. It would have forced

19:28

him to -- Players. -- it would have it would have

19:30

forced him to smear Beauchampackler

19:33

and nobody wants to do that. That's

19:35

everybody's association Oh, wait. Wait. It's always The

19:37

twenty one is smeared Penn

19:39

State's coach either.

19:41

Well, that was that was proven and

19:43

that was that was different. But you're right? No. No.

19:45

You're not different. No. Players told Bo, this

19:47

guy master. You're right. They told him the

19:49

saves defending motion back. That that

19:52

The United States coach was told. It

19:54

it happened organizations with power

19:56

and money protect their people because of

19:59

the Whether it's the church -- After two. -- whether

20:01

it's any you know, and whether

20:03

you're black or white, if you have money

20:05

behind you, you know, and because

20:07

because the the gentleman's given is that, you

20:09

know, it's true. If if if if if a player

20:11

who wasn't a Michigan football player was

20:13

caught, it would have been a whole different thing. We

20:15

all know that. But you you have an

20:17

organization behind you. And by the way, if if

20:19

it had been it if it had been brought to the

20:21

public, it would have been the

20:23

only story leading

20:25

up to the Ohio state game and all that. So to

20:27

protect, no, it was Indiana game. What had

20:29

happened? It still was arrested on the day before the

20:31

Indiana game, and they plucked them out of jail,

20:33

flumed Indiana. Right. Right. Right.

20:35

And by the way, this prosecutor seems

20:37

like a pretty big Michigan fan

20:39

doesn't he? That wouldn't

20:41

surprise me. He's tweeting it

20:43

doesn't he have Go Blue on his Twitter

20:45

He may. I don't know. He

20:48

does. He'll go there. Go Blue. I

20:50

I have no idea. Did you did you read the

20:52

article back? I think he teaches there. He teaches at

20:54

Michigan. The kid in the Michigan

20:56

Daily, I give him credit. His name was Nicholas

20:58

Stoll. He wrote that article this week. Did you see

21:00

that? Where all above all,

21:02

less Michigan is dominant because they it

21:04

sports and it's winning. And that's why

21:06

things are brushed under the rug, and he did say the, you

21:08

know, the Donovan Edwards thing. IT'S

21:10

TRUE. THIS HAPPENS ALL ACROSS AMERICA, NOT

21:13

JUST AND IF MELTUCKER COULD HAVE COVERED FOR THESE

21:15

GUYS, HE WERE. I'VE NEVER HEARTGARD FOR

21:17

A DR. OOMALESS eight

21:19

hundred people. I've never heard anyone

21:21

say what he said. I thought that was

21:23

why it was. Harbaugh was was that And

21:25

brand standard too, I thought that was fucking

21:27

nuts. Rand said it was nuts. I mean, Harald

21:29

defended Beau, which was stupid. I mean, he

21:31

handled it wrong. He never but when the whole

21:33

thing resolved, he never got in front of the camera

21:35

and said, I'm sorry to my athletes. The guys that

21:37

played here, the guys I played with. He couldn't even

21:39

dare to do that. Should've done that. That's

21:41

fucking crazy. I agree

21:43

with you. He's protecting the

21:45

brand. So I feel like he's doing but I feel like

21:47

he's doing a disservice to the brand because now he's

21:49

doing the same thing with these guys saying, oh, he's

21:51

such a good guy. We've known him all this

21:53

time. He's such a great guy, so we wouldn't ever suspend

21:55

him. I'm gonna do mine. What about Iso? Did you feel the

21:57

same way about Iso when

21:59

Walton, I can't remember the guy's name. Walton lived with

22:01

him when there was an assault charge,

22:03

and then there was Adrian Payne. I mean Oh, yeah.

22:05

Like, Eli eight

22:08

hundred people versus one person. I think he's

22:10

a little It's hard to compare doctor

22:12

Anderson to an assault. Yeah. Well, we we

22:14

can put the Anderson thing as a doctor

22:16

Anderson from from from from

22:18

protecting. Well, that's the same coach.

22:20

It's same response from the same guys. Oh, our guys

22:23

are great, and they would have done something, so

22:25

therefore nothing happened. I went to Only mister

22:27

News is a great doctor. Only mister Well, I

22:29

haven't heard anybody do that for ages. There's

22:31

no a mass mola station. I've

22:33

never heard anyone. There's no defense Ohio

22:35

state. There's no defense me. What you're saying?

22:37

Agree. Put this Mazzi. What are people saying? This guy, Doctor was

22:39

a great guy? Yeah. This is all

22:41

at Ohio State. Yeah. Look at all the shit

22:43

Jim Jordan's gotten I don't

22:45

know. Well, Jim is a meatball. Just a little angry

22:48

at Michigan's your deck. Oh, I'm not angry

22:50

when Eli just Eli just said

22:52

Michigan. Every every inch

22:54

institute -- I don't -- all institutions. I think

22:56

this there's an illness between these two

22:58

schools. I really believe -- Don't start fighting

23:01

with me. Think I don't. I mean, I think

23:03

it comes from one side. I think you have to you have

23:05

to look at this. You think it comes from one

23:07

side? I think yeah. And I'll take

23:09

m l as an example. His anger towards Michigan

23:11

is really weird to me. I'm

23:13

not angry at Michigan. I didn't go to

23:15

Michigan. I didn't go to Michigan State. I just thought the

23:17

whole We know which one you like more.

23:19

You don't. You don't? Because

23:21

I don't care. I didn't care about my own

23:24

school. Sounds like it. How much should you be talking about

23:26

Virginia Tech? Oh, not very good. That's alright. I

23:28

think I think another way to look at this. Not

23:30

not the Anderson thing. You have to Not

23:32

wrapped up in my university. I was forty

23:34

years ago. It's not that you

23:36

you have to look at college football really

23:38

as pro football. This isn't like a

23:40

teacher and a student, and we

23:42

teach them a moral lesson they have to do that from

23:44

time to time. But it's not a teacher

23:46

and a student. It's a pro

23:48

coach and a and a paid player.

23:50

And so you protect that player to keep him in the

23:52

line. Just like, you know, a b. How

23:55

about brown? How many times are we

23:57

covering? So how And how super knowledge

23:59

is indifferent. But how stupid is

24:01

that Watson playing for

24:03

Cleveland for what he did. I think it's

24:05

monotic. It's nuts. It's the

24:07

thing being insane. The page you can't

24:09

put college sports at a higher moral. We've

24:11

tried two for years. They finally said the

24:13

the Supreme Court said, okay. It

24:15

is an amateur sports. Let's quit pretending --

24:17

Okay. -- he's professional plate, so

24:19

we're treating him that way. And that's why Mazi Smith was

24:21

protected by the organization. Like like

24:23

like like, why don't you say this though? I I don't know much

24:25

about Mazi Smith. I don't want him to

24:28

go to jail or anything like that? I don't think it's He

24:30

won't come clean. That's all. Nice one,

24:32

Harbaugh. I I think a lot of guys would have lost

24:34

their job for what he said about doctor

24:36

Anderson. A lot of people. A

24:38

lot of people. I think he said There's only

24:40

one thing you could say, I support these victims.

24:42

There were eight hundred of them. Yeah. And I

24:44

I he left the planet with me.

24:47

That one. What did he say about Anderson? I know what he said about Beau.

24:49

Where he's like He said it. My whole family

24:51

went to doctor Anderson. So nothing but professional

24:53

treatment from him. Yeah. Well, that's the fact.

24:56

The a colleague called. Okay. The fact, I believe. You

24:58

don't think that was slightly inappropriate.

25:00

I was never said before, I thought it was. That

25:02

was wildly inappropriate. That

25:05

was crazy. Yeah. By

25:07

the way, did you know the Chiefs? Jordan, by the

25:09

way, there's a isn't there documentary coming out about

25:11

the -- Yeah. -- their Ohio State guy?

25:14

You're Oh, yes. You're doing you're doing?

25:16

0II didn't know that. Yeah. I think there is.

25:18

He's the there's Anderson and him and there's

25:20

the who's the third guy? Oh,

25:23

NASA, of course, at Michigan. Well, there's got

25:25

USC too that I think in

25:27

UCLA. Two hundred women or Yeah. He's

25:29

a gynecologist. Yeah. There's

25:31

probably one at every school. And Sandusky.

25:34

Anyway, did you know that Cheez It has two ball

25:36

games, not one? Who's

25:38

playing in them? I I was

25:40

shocked as the cheese at bowl, Oklahoma versus

25:43

Florida state, and there's the cheese at citrus

25:45

bowl, LSU and produce.

25:47

Exciting. I mean, I'm just

25:49

I'm just just trying to get off dockiness because

25:51

I agree with you. And I don't even know why

25:53

I let myself get sucked into these conversations.

25:55

Well, because I'm just gonna lose. No. No. You're

25:57

not I think we should just talk about the Mazi Smith thing.

25:59

Yeah. And I think Harbaugh handled

26:02

that incorrectly. He should've set him from the

26:04

Indiana. I think you're five hundred. Think you're

26:06

gonna you're not a lot of stores and

26:08

everything. Okay. Let me just say You're

26:10

you're complaining about Michigan versus

26:12

Michigan state. No. No. No. No. Here's why

26:14

here's why I'm this is just This very simple part that think

26:16

upset a lot of people. And I understood

26:18

why they're upset was to pound

26:20

your fist about going

26:23

to the full extent of the law against these

26:25

guys. And then saying, my guy's a great guy

26:27

every time something goes wrong is I

26:29

just think that's bullshit. Well, his

26:31

players got attacked. That's all. He's defending his

26:33

players again. He's defending his players. Did

26:35

you guys see me win that conversation?

26:37

And it well, a lot of Jewish

26:39

people fell to text too.

26:41

Yes. Right? I mean, the anti Semitic tweet

26:44

is a pretty big deal these days. They

26:46

mishandled that too. Yeah. Well, you know, I I'm

26:48

not happy with Ward and now he's handled four

26:50

things though. You guys like the onboarding. Have

26:53

since the the going back to

26:55

Anderson, they've sat on that for a year and a

26:57

half. That was what sat on Xavier Simpson's

26:59

car. That was The Anderson thing That's another one. I think

27:01

he's handled four major issues very

27:04

poorly. Doesn't mean I'm

27:06

not rooting for him. The the Anderson thing

27:09

is decades of a cover up. It's

27:11

Respiratory. Guys there from Doctorate. It's

27:13

it's it's the whole thing is disgusting,

27:16

reprehensible, and

27:18

you're right. It it it smeared the

27:20

school. They paid what? Half a billion dollars

27:22

or something out. But

27:24

you think when they said a hundred and

27:26

I'm defending it. One hundred and ten

27:28

thousand people. And twenty million

27:30

on TV Watch Michigan, they're not

27:33

thinking about Nope. Anderson, they're not

27:35

thinking about that. In

27:37

fact, right if you're thinking about Harbaugh and how

27:39

he's turned it around as opposed to the Harbaugh

27:41

who who who will show up. Do you think of Jerry

27:43

Sandusky when you watch Penn State? Honestly.

27:45

No. But I think when Jerry Sandusky was going

27:47

on, a lot of people thought about Jerry

27:49

Sandusky around here. But I think Jerry

27:51

Sandusky was a huge It

27:53

was a huge turning point where it's like, oh my god, this

27:55

shit happens. Yeah. This is fucked up.

27:57

Yeah. So anything that happens after that is

27:59

really

27:59

fucked up. Well,

28:01

they all happened around the same

28:03

time, I think. And they're probably still happening.

28:05

I I would bet they're still happening.

28:07

There's so much crazy shit going on.

28:09

For sure. I mean, the cover

28:11

up's always worse than the crime. And

28:14

there's a time we didn't even guys, normal

28:16

people like us didn't even know what pedophilia

28:19

was. Didn't even understand

28:21

how it happened. Absolutely. I

28:23

mean, AAA ten year old girl

28:25

isn't even a sexual creature who

28:27

could possibly wanna be with a ten year old girl. Yet, there's a reference

28:29

out there that do. I don't know why they're

28:31

ever allowed out of jail, to be honest. I think if you're

28:33

that miswired, have it you wanna have

28:35

sex with three year old or a ten year old

28:37

or an eight year old. Never let him. I'm straining him

28:39

out. They have the highest recidivism. Right?

28:41

Yeah. Fun

28:43

stuff. Good stuff. Last thing I got is is

28:45

is the money being thrown around a baseball.

28:47

It's it's shocking and the tigers are

28:49

throwing around none of it. The Steven

28:52

Cohen is the richest owner in

28:54

baseball. He owns the bets. He's a

28:56

hedge fund guy who's been all kinds of trouble

28:58

with the SEC. He's paid billions and fines,

29:00

but he's He he still has the

29:02

money. He's given Virlander

29:04

forty three million a

29:06

year for two years. He's giving

29:09

Matt, he's got two pictures making eight hundred

29:11

million dollars this year. That shows you're making

29:13

what? Seventy five. He makes

29:16

He he makes forty three a year. I think he got

29:18

a, I don't know, at least a four or five

29:20

year contract, but Oh, three years for

29:22

one thirty, I think he got. Yeah.

29:24

So was that yeah. Is that last year? And

29:26

you got ah, man, the money

29:28

being thrown around. The trade

29:31

trade charge got judge

29:33

got three eighty, didn't he for nine

29:35

years? 93343

29:37

sixty. But how can we haven't

29:39

said anything?

29:39

About the fact that

29:41

Dave Dombrowski of Philadelphia who

29:43

signed Trey Turner this week. This is the

29:45

biggest mistake, was letting him go. And illaged let

29:47

him go over a silly little dispute

29:50

over taking credit for something, I think.

29:52

And Dombrowski has proven to be

29:55

most astute general manager, and

29:57

we had him here and gave him

29:59

away. I felt this, you know, you know

30:01

more about this, and I do so maybe you can

30:03

help me. I felt the same way about Laurie. Larry

30:05

Brown. Oh, absolutely, Larry

30:07

Brown. A hundred percent. We won a championship.

30:09

We won a championship. Two years in a

30:11

row, why would we not forgive him? Oh, we

30:13

don't want we didn't want we we won one of the

30:15

eight loss in the finals the next year. We're in

30:17

a two years now because, you know, Larry ever

30:20

Absolutely. Larry's personality is

30:22

he's got he's got ants in his

30:24

pants and he's always looking at the next thing. Well,

30:26

I always think we're everybody going So

30:28

he talked to Dan Gilbert of the cavaliers about

30:31

maybe becoming something with them. He just

30:33

had a conversation and d Davidson took it.

30:35

Davidson took it. As a breach

30:38

of of trust. No, Larry. And fired

30:40

him. Just just like if fired Rick Carlisle

30:42

because he didn't like the way he he he

30:44

founded a few people he went on to have some

30:46

great ears with with Dallas. Yeah.

30:48

So far, Carlisle, your house He

30:50

didn't like the season ticket holders

30:52

getting tour through practice and the little

30:54

things you have to do. Right. He just

30:56

wanted to be left alone and You

30:58

can't that it's funny how none of that

31:00

stuff exists in a bracket. Even

31:02

if you're a really good player,

31:04

and you're not cooperative, the minute you're not

31:06

really good, that can be part

31:08

of what gets you shipped away is like a is a

31:10

fucking pain in the ass anyway. Sure.

31:13

Sure. But Brown

31:16

told me and a friend of

31:18

mine who is very

31:20

very good friends with Larry, that

31:22

he really made the Rashid Wallace trade.

31:24

Joe was taking credit for that. Are you sure he didn't tell

31:26

you a really good friend? Who's he's his real good friend?

31:28

You're a really good friend told you? Yes.

31:30

Did Larry tell both of you? He

31:32

told him. He said he told him. But

31:34

he said he said that Larry said that

31:36

he worked every day bugging

31:39

Joe Dumars to get

31:41

Rashid Wallace. And Dumars finally

31:43

said, alright. Enough already.

31:45

Shut up, and he had this complicated

31:47

three team deals. So Larry was brilliant,

31:50

and they got rid of him. And then they got

31:52

what's the name McDeyde and McDeyce

31:54

the next year? Ronald Pence McDice

31:57

contributed on that too. The dice was still good, and a

31:59

lot of people thought he was

31:59

kinda done. Yep. Good guy.

32:01

I forgot about Antonio McDice.

32:03

See, maybe there was Just

32:06

one net one more o. I

32:08

gotta ask you. What did you

32:10

receive it? Highlight. Of

32:12

this is terrible. He's okay, so I can do this.

32:14

Yeah. Bob Rathman having a spasm or

32:17

whatever. Dominic Wilkins,

32:19

absolutely, I I don't know why it made me

32:21

laugh so hard, but Dominic goes, like, and a

32:23

hogs tonight. He's done it. And then

32:25

he's seen it. And Bob Rappin was just like,

32:27

ugh. God. That was

32:29

-- Fibers. Are you doing so crazy to dance over

32:31

there? Anyway, the game's about ten minutes away. I mean,

32:33

they edited the I noticed on Twitter, they

32:35

edited the tweet to make the distance

32:37

between when Wilkin said something shorter?

32:39

shorter Oh,

32:40

because I think he he kept on looking back.

32:42

He kept making me amazing. You you said

32:44

the right toys for kids this year. I don't

32:46

think he saw it right away. So he's looking

32:48

each of them. He's looking at them. It feels like he's

32:50

grown. So Now he hasn't looked right at his

32:53

kid. Okay. He has anything right

32:55

there. That's

32:58

why he's a human highlight reel right there,

33:01

man. It's

33:04

just bizarre, though. And I'm not blaming Dominic Wilkins. I know if

33:06

he knew something was wrong, he would have surely

33:09

stopped. Look, I don't know if something's wrong because there's a

33:11

producer. You see that hand there at the end there. I

33:13

kinda thought he did, but I'm just gonna be able to see

33:15

the loose out, you know. This is

33:17

doing his job. Because you guys chose a lot going

33:19

on the that way. When you got the

33:21

microphone, you ordered, there's a lot of stuff going on. And

33:23

so I know I know here. There's shit going

33:25

on in the background. It's really hard to pay

33:27

attention and I I guess didn't character

33:29

and and and if something couldn't

33:31

understand. Well, he dropped the papers

33:33

too. So, I mean, he thought you would

33:36

have heard I really wanna hear, like, a portion of that

33:38

game because the sideline reporter filled in

33:40

for him -- Yeah. -- which, I mean, that's

33:42

no easy task. Right?

33:44

For play by play? It was a woman. Yeah. Some woman probably knew

33:46

the team, I would hope. Oh, she. Some

33:48

woman's sideline reporter then filled

33:51

in for. Can't be worse than the night that I did play by play

33:53

for the Pistons, and I was a sideline

33:55

reporter. It was awful. Oh, really?

33:57

What was the matter? What was the hardest part? I

33:59

forget just just

34:01

keeping pace with all of it. You know, there's

34:03

there's a rhythm to do an especially

34:05

basketball and hockey that happens

34:07

quickly, and it's just

34:09

hard to know when to not describe the play, when you're in the middle of

34:11

something else, how much how much to

34:14

it takes years to to get into the flow of

34:16

it. I know when to start when not to talk.

34:19

What what what actually you described, and what you just

34:21

let play out, and I was just, you know, the

34:23

players. Especially on radio, you gotta do everything

34:25

and repeat everything. It was it was a

34:27

Footfall is very hard. I mean, to identify

34:29

players like it, maybe think of but one time

34:32

NBC lost a feed and they went

34:34

to Gil Gardner in

34:36

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You know what's weird? They're like, I mean, everything

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is everyone else's fault. I mean, it's kind

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of like a Britney peers,

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but a sports version. Yeah. He's always right. You

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show, and he had got

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him Bimani Jones on. They were talking about this interview, everything

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that Jones said, he didn't watch the movie.

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Your cast has said it's three and a

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No. It cast is cast is as a show

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call Back on the record. Back on the record,

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Bob Cotton. I think he does it

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once a month as off, you know, when as

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they do real sports. And they were

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talking about the whole kairi Irving thing and

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how how foolish it

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was, how Kairi's a

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decent guy they say, but, you know, he falls

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into these, you know,

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crazy notions and never saw

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the movie. You think

36:56

Kanye West saw the movie? Do you think Donovan

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Edwards saw the movie? Kanye

37:00

West really likes Hitler.

37:02

What the I know. Isn't it isn't a

37:04

weird I I never would have dreamed we'd have somebody out there campaigning

37:06

for Hitler in twenty twenty two.

37:08

You know what he is? Weird.

37:11

He -- I love Hitler. -- I think Kanye is the

37:13

first black white supremacist.

37:17

Well, obviously, they're,

37:19

like, kinda cool. I just you know, the idea that Hitler would

37:21

make a comeback or that somebody out there going, hey,

37:23

Hitler wasn't so bad. What did you say? Who's with me? There's a

37:25

lot of Nazis that were just fighting for

37:28

their country. Well,

37:30

that's probably true. Do you think because

37:32

he's Kanye West that that that we we

37:34

don't condemn him like

37:36

we do a white guy who

37:38

would do that or or a bank

37:40

condemned. Yeah. You're probably a little less. A little

37:42

less. And a lot of people like to say,

37:44

oh, well, he's not Sella, he doesn't mean it. But, yeah, I think he means it. I really

37:46

gotta stop dissing the Nazis all the

37:48

time. Jesus. You know, I'm kind

37:50

of starting to think Well,

37:53

I know I've said this before. I think he's trying

37:55

to destroy everything around him. Kim Kardashian

37:57

Oh, yeah. I think he's been a big baby. He's

37:59

mad that he lost her, and so he's just

38:02

trying to create devastation in every place in his life. And

38:04

he's mad that he lost the deados and he's

38:06

mad. So self it's the like

38:08

like self emolation. Like,

38:10

he's lighting himself a fire. It's really

38:12

just genius. He's not a genius. Why

38:14

are you saying he's a genius? He says he's a genius. He

38:16

says he is. He's a genius. Right enough

38:18

a bottom you know, he's one of the people. If you notice how fashion

38:21

has become to say, I don't read books. I've never

38:23

read a book. Oh, I know. Sam

38:25

Friedman Bankman sent for the

38:28

Yeah. Yeah. Sam Friedman Bank of the effort. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He

38:30

says that he's never read a book. Kanye

38:32

West just said, I've never read a book. And

38:34

Sam Banksy, whatever the

38:36

fuck said. If I if

38:38

there was a book for me to read, it should be reduced

38:40

to a six paragraph blog. Could you

38:42

This is what young brilliant people think now that you're

38:44

just brilliant. You don't need to read anything. You're

38:46

just brilliant. This was it when

38:49

this this was in the the, quote

38:51

unquote, black community years ago, the thought

38:53

was is that to be well

38:55

to be well read and area

38:58

dike is being liked the white

39:00

guys. And so there was this

39:02

anti learning

39:04

thing. And yeah. Yeah. And and so

39:06

I don't I don't I don't need that. That's

39:08

that's your world type of thing, but

39:11

This guy's a white guy running

39:13

a cryptocurrency empire. But this world is

39:15

all anti expert about everything now.

39:17

Right? None of them yet. No one lives No

39:19

one believes anyone likes it. No shared

39:21

beliefs in anything. I I was

39:23

feeling COVID was a great example

39:25

of that. I was throwing out some old

39:27

magazines, some old New Yorkers, and I

39:29

one up from June and in the first two pages

39:32

is Jazelle Bunchkin

39:34

doing a two page spread

39:37

looking fabulously gorgeous about FTX and why she believes in it and how

39:39

grit in the next two pages were bank been free.

39:42

They paid a fortune for this. I'm

39:44

gonna ruin this magazine when I

39:46

get home. It's just

39:48

stunning. I just read about the

39:50

fact that they believe he's given more

39:52

than a billion dollars to politicians. And

39:54

he's given to both parties And

39:56

that's I saw Maxine Waters saying, well, they just need to give

39:59

the money back, guys gave to both parties, and I'm

40:01

like, no, that's someone's money.

40:04

That you all took, whether you're left, right, or whatever. That's so much fun.

40:06

It's all both parties, but it was ninety

40:08

eight percent Democrat. And this is the way I

40:11

was. His whole thing in life. That

40:14

made him so special besides owning this company was

40:16

this altruism. It's called something altruism,

40:20

effective altruism, where he was

40:22

gonna make the world a better place by

40:24

giving money to all the right

40:26

causes and helping people and

40:28

and it's just And instead, he

40:30

was just in his idea. Everybody and

40:32

they he had said this, and the biggest chunk

40:34

went to politicians. That's that's the idea of

40:36

altruism he had. Yeah. And and that he

40:38

was that he was down to Earth by living in a kim unit, like a communal

40:40

situation in Bahamas. We found out later it was a

40:42

three hundred million dollar kimchi

40:44

cookies, and a twenty million dollar home

40:46

for his

40:48

parents. And you see Kevin O'Leary? You know the guy from Shark

40:50

Tank came out. Said he lost fifteen

40:52

million dollars because he was paid totally in

40:54

cryptos. It's a it's a random gift for

40:57

him. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's true. I'm stunned that he

40:59

would take their money, honestly. That who

41:02

would take their money? Kevin O'Leary. I

41:04

I just

41:06

I can't believe how greedy people are to

41:08

not he knows enough about what

41:10

that is. Yeah. And I don't

41:12

think Tom Brady would know enough

41:14

Why would Tom Brady be so greedy and Jazelle for that matter? They

41:16

need that quote. You're right. It's cool. What'd

41:18

you think? It wasn't cool, though. I mean I

41:20

think about everybody that that was does a

41:24

commercial. Like like like even when and I I don't use them as a bad example. But even when

41:26

Ghibli does this commercial like what's do you really

41:28

need the money? But everybody takes it.

41:31

And so, well, how wealthy are you take the money

41:33

to to to represent? Whether crypto

41:35

had throw, mobs of big money

41:37

at people like Matt Damon. That wasn't easy because a lot of people

41:39

were already on to crypto and thought it was a

41:41

ponzi scheme, but they took them away. Favors

41:44

the brain. Which what you're saying is, right, why take a

41:46

chance than

41:48

something spec to live that could go wrong when you don't need the money. Well, why

41:50

would you put yourself in the line like that? Well, I mean,

41:52

how much can really go wrong with

41:54

call Sam? I mean Nothing. No.

41:56

IIII shouldn't be lip syncing. That that's not

41:58

even an example. No. I know it as an example.

41:59

Because, I mean, everybody takes

42:02

money for cameos. There's

42:04

nothing wrong that I make fun of it, but it's a service. And you know

42:06

what? I got my third email from somebody who got a

42:08

cameo from Benny Dombrowski. And

42:10

they're so excited they love it. It's the best thing

42:12

they ever got. So nothing

42:14

wrong with taking money for doing cameos

42:16

if if you

42:17

need to. I mean, what what if

42:19

someone I'm just thinking? What if someone

42:21

did an ad for Lehman Brothers or AIG before the housing

42:23

collapse. That's right. I mean, are they really gonna look

42:26

into the the, you know, their housekeeping?

42:28

That'd be really tricky. I mean, as I know, it's

42:30

not a perfect comparisons. company

42:32

that's been in business for a hundred years. I

42:34

I agree with you. I just I just don't expect celebrities

42:36

to do much diving in-depth into

42:39

what they're promoting. I feel right. You should know a little

42:41

more about Bitcoin than I I think I know enough about Bitcoin that I

42:43

don't wanna be promoting the people. I'll promote it.

42:46

Right? I'll do it ad for

42:48

anybody who's

42:50

celebrating I'll promote anything. Anything.

42:52

But when everybody's, you know,

42:54

praising doing articles on

42:57

Friedman Bankman, Freedom, whatever. So he

42:59

he he tends to have an aura of credibility even

43:01

though So to the wing order guy who stole

43:03

one point seven billion from I mean, did you see

43:05

and how about Michael Avanati. He he was he was,

43:07

like, this crusader for justice for, like, a He was

43:09

a presidential candidate for a minute.

43:12

Candidate. He

43:15

was already a jail for six years. He's been set for another forty years for

43:17

something else from state of town. Hazy con man. God. Yeah.

43:19

Did you see what he

43:22

did? Which He won judgments.

43:24

Well, he'd multiple times. He won large

43:26

judgments for people. One guy who was

43:28

in a wheelchair. And when the money came,

43:30

he told you, ah, money has been I'm gonna send you

43:32

a thousand a month, though, just keep you going until I get the money, and then he never

43:35

sent the guy the money. Four million dollars. Where's

43:37

the porn story start Up Stormy

43:39

Dan? Stormy Dan's. Yeah. Sure. Did you

43:41

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43:43

audience in a big portion of that. I didn't

43:45

finish it and I meant to. I was trying to pull

43:47

the same thing

43:50

and that's why the guy cup cup with him. Yeah. He's too

43:52

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49:10

Bieber, Madonna, Kevin Hart, Steph Curry, Snoop,

49:12

DUC, Serena Williams, Post Malone, the weekend?

49:14

All have in common. Did they all promote cryptocurrency?

49:17

They're all being sued in a class action

49:19

lawsuit for promoting that

49:22

board API club. Oh, the

49:24

board eight. The the

49:26

the the one's

49:28

the worst. When when with Harris Hilton went

49:30

on, Fallon, and they just talked about

49:32

their stupid boarding. That that

49:34

was terrible, but there's another thing legally, Brandon.

49:36

It sounds like he's really gonna bite him in the

49:39

ass because, I guess, on November eleven twenty twenty

49:41

one, he promoted something called moon pay and

49:43

the Bay yacht club and NFT

49:44

which is basically a board ape,

49:46

on the tonight show, but

49:48

never said that he was an investor.

49:52

Which seems very similar to what a lot of people get in trouble

49:54

with on Instagram. I gotta tell you, I'm shocked.

49:56

I'm shocked he would do that.

49:59

I'm shocked.

49:59

NBC would allow him to do that.

50:02

Exactly. So there by the

50:04

way, NBCUniversal is included

50:06

in this lawsuit too, so they gotta be none too pleased

50:08

about it. Can you buy

50:10

all of them? Bizarre. Okay. So

50:13

that tells me that somebody lost

50:15

a lot of money. Yeah. From the height

50:17

of its launch, the NFTs have dropped ninety three percent,

50:19

a coin, whatever that is, that's related to it,

50:21

has lost ninety

50:24

percent. And so they they think it's all, you know But

50:26

that's that's what's so weird

50:28

is that these things

50:31

feel like the world, know the world, used to do a much

50:33

better job of vetting these kinds of

50:36

things. But now it seems with

50:38

social media, and Twitter

50:40

and Instagram. Whatever it

50:42

is, something just comes along and then a few

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people go, hey, we're

50:46

selling these things old. Tease and they're gonna be really valuable

50:48

and then other people go, oh, wow, that's a piece of

50:50

revenue. I'm not getting and so they end up doing

50:52

it and it just goes crazy and

50:55

because I finally

50:56

realized that I had great respect for Jack White.

50:58

I I always felt great respect for Jack

51:00

White. But when he came out and said,

51:03

I

51:03

believe he was saying

51:04

that he was working with some

51:06

different people because someone was insisting

51:08

to him that he had to

51:12

do NFTs. And he said, I think it's a rip off. I'm not doing

51:14

it with my music. And I thought, wow,

51:16

that's a

51:16

really I think that guy is the exception.

51:20

go, everybody's doing it. Oh, yeah.

51:22

Mhmm. But I think they're we're gonna find

51:24

that there's a

51:26

lot more required. I mean,

51:28

maybe getting ripped off is just so commonplace

51:30

now that people don't think that much of it? It could

51:32

be. Because I don't see a lot of people

51:34

turn on Tom Brady, to be honest,

51:36

about FTX. That's a good point. Maybe it's

51:38

because they have sympathy because of his divorce

51:40

from that that beast. No.

51:42

Right. Everybody really likes

51:44

to hammer I think Matt did

51:46

-- Damn it. Yeah. -- that's true. Because

51:48

they'll be fine. Right? He was really high

51:50

profiled. Those guys will be totally fine. Fortune.

51:52

Oh, they'll be fine. Right? A little guy

51:54

hold his dick. They made

51:56

lots of money or

51:58

telling you to lose your money. Mhmm.

52:00

Yeah.

52:00

But, you

52:01

know, it is what I was saying is true

52:03

though. There's a million ways that people are paid, and

52:06

they all have danger. And at one time, leaving

52:08

brothers at danger. I mean, there's there's

52:10

truth to

52:12

that. But I think there's some and some

52:14

level, I just feel like there's gotta be

52:16

some degree of vetting before you if

52:18

you've worked all your life to build your name, I

52:21

mean, pleased to be very cautious about throwing their name around. And

52:23

now they're not at all. And Oh,

52:26

remember that you you never would see celebrities in

52:28

the ads. No. We always had to

52:30

go to joplin to judge. That's

52:32

right. Tommy, it wasn't Tommy Lee Jones,

52:34

spoke Japanese, so he's in, like, a

52:36

million commercials over there. Well, it

52:38

was considered go to be

52:40

commercial. So then we pass that because we

52:42

have no classes of society anymore.

52:44

No. No. The

52:46

part about vetting, I I think vetting is gonna

52:48

make a comeback. I don't have a funny

52:52

feeling. I literally would have to make a

52:54

comeback. It's a

52:56

ridiculous statement. I think it's

52:58

because there was so much fOMO over

53:00

things like, oh, I didn't invest in

53:02

Amazon. I didn't invest in Facebook. I

53:04

didn't invest and twelve. Well, that in the early crypto bros

53:06

fucking money. They really did. The the

53:09

foam off for crypto was the

53:12

worst. Oh, I think people just had a really hard time going World because that

53:14

guy made all that money. Well, there were some

53:16

people who took literally, like,

53:19

four, five hundred dollars and became millionaires

53:22

off of it. Unfortunately, people didn't find

53:24

out about it until ten years after they made their

53:26

first purchase. So it's not like that

53:28

anymore. You can't just buy crypto and

53:30

expect it to blow up and you're gonna be rich

53:32

tomorrow. What

53:34

is because crypto, is it moved much more than seventeen still? No.

53:36

It's it's just been flat. Yeah. It's

53:38

been flat for a really long time. It's just funny

53:41

because mean, I'm old enough to remember the dot com

53:43

boot you know, that that big bubble

53:45

blowing up twenty years. Everybody bothered

53:47

me that. Yeah. So it's

53:49

Oh, sending those were crazy times. Do

53:52

people forget about that shit? I don't know. What's

53:54

interesting about the the that

53:56

bubble is I was in

53:58

that bubble, and I remember when it got

53:59

smoked. It was like, oh my god.

54:02

Everything I have is worth five percent

54:04

food. Yeah. And then, you know, I feel like, I'm not gonna sell it

54:06

now because it does have value. Most

54:08

of it did. So I

54:10

noticed about maybe

54:12

seven years later, it's like, oh, it's back where it was. And

54:14

it really didn't lose any I mean, you did because

54:16

you had your money sitting there making no money all

54:18

the time. But basically, you could make your

54:22

money back Got it. Crypto, I don't think that's

54:23

gonna happen. Well, but that's why I'm not gonna sell what

54:25

a little bit I haven't. Yeah. Me neither.

54:27

I'm just kidding. Why why bother

54:29

at this point? I only check it when Drew asked

54:31

what the price is. The problem Only time. The

54:34

problem right now and and I

54:36

think if I had a lot

54:38

of crypto, I'd be looking for that

54:40

moment because there's bound to be another burst

54:42

where for some reason

54:43

people buy more, but they just aren't

54:45

buyers anymore. Yeah. And there

54:48

aren't sellers either. That's what holds the price up

54:50

because people everybody's going, oh, well, I

54:52

bought it at this and it's at this. So not gonna

54:54

sell it. You have no sellers and no buyers. Yeah. But once the economy gets really

54:56

worn again and everybody forgets about this

54:58

in ten years, I think that something else

55:01

will shoot right up. It

55:04

might Fabs knows.

55:06

Well, something and it'll

55:07

be something. It just yeah. Something. It'll

55:09

be a new coin or enough here.

55:11

You know what I'd love to know and maybe maybe this could

55:13

be Googled probably not. Wonder how much money

55:16

has been spent on

55:18

NFTs. I wonder what that market

55:20

place is. I was gonna say

55:22

with with crypto though, do

55:22

you know fifty percent of all crypto trades

55:24

are washed trades that are

55:27

sold to themselves? It looks like it's

55:29

high volume. So it's all a scam. So I see

55:32

in twenty twenty, they estimated three hundred and

55:34

thirty eight million. And that was twenty twenty. That

55:36

wasn't even I'd say twenty twenty one was the

55:38

biggest that much. I thought what about it

55:40

was more than that? Yeah. That's not that much at all. Twenty

55:42

twenty. I really think that twenty twenty one

55:44

is probably a trillion dollars. Way big or a

55:46

billion dollars. Wait. Three

55:48

thirty eight million. That's not That's

55:50

twenty twenty. Nobody knew what NFTs

55:52

were in twenty twenty. God, that came

55:54

and went fast. That was a quick hit. Well, let's

55:56

say it's a billion total. It's really -- Yeah.

55:58

-- it sounds weird to say not that much. Art

56:00

News, I don't know what this is. Twenty two

56:03

billion spent on NFTs in twenty twenty one. Okay. So,

56:05

yeah, it was a big That number seems

56:07

more likely. Here's another one from Reuters. And

56:09

probably twenty twenty two, the

56:12

five billion I bet you the first half of twenty twenty two. There was a lot

56:14

spent too. It's just that how much of that

56:16

is wash trading or people buying it

56:18

from themselves. NFC

56:20

collector sent thirty seven billion of marketplaces in

56:22

twenty twenty two. Which once again, when you have no

56:24

regulation. Holy crap.

56:26

Well, the job now with NFT's is that people have held them for a

56:28

couple years ago. And so I wanna put mine in the market.

56:30

And so they end up in auctions a lot, and

56:32

they just So Yeah.

56:34

Like, John Wall still up for sale if anybody

56:36

wants to. It's fucking awesome. Have you ever heard

56:38

of NFTs? Seems like you ought to be

56:40

able to get eight dollars from you. No.

56:42

There's no way I would get eight dollars for I'm not

56:44

selling it. Why sell it? Wouldn't some idiot

56:46

give you eight dollars? Wakefield John Wallcommits a

56:48

murder like o j or something. It'll

56:51

be worth a lot. Hey. Because because

56:53

Matt Damon came up, it's probably a good time

56:55

to bring up the the non

56:57

binary drag queen nuclear waste

56:59

manager who got busted

57:01

for stealing luggage. What a lovely looking

57:04

person? Does he look like Matt

57:06

Damon? Yes. Oh, he looks just

57:08

just like Matt

57:10

Damon slash What's

57:10

the actress that looks like Matt Damon? Oh, Hillary Swang. Yeah.

57:13

Hillary

57:13

Swang. Okay. So Why did they have Britain?

57:15

And you've seen pictures of him because everybody shows him

57:17

on social media

57:20

because He is a bald Matt Damon

57:22

who wears dresses and lipstick, and he's very flamboyant. And for

57:24

some reason, he's what the nuclear

57:28

He's the nuclear waste manager in the

57:30

Biden administration. Every time I see Actually, it's

57:32

a longer title than that, but it was in nuclear

57:36

waste. Every time I see Sam Britton, all I can think of is,

57:38

you know how when people say, hey, describe

57:40

your perfect partner. I think you can have

57:42

everybody in the world describe the perfect partner.

57:45

It would never look like Sam No. It would not look

57:47

like Sam Brennan. He's thirty four years old.

57:49

What Did the Biden

57:52

administration decide know, we got a higher

57:54

drag queen. Yeah. Did that happen? I

57:56

think so. I mean, it sort of seems like you did.

57:58

But yeah. You're not

57:59

a drag queen?

57:59

No. Just

58:00

a gender fluid person. Well,

58:02

he certainly dresses very flamboyantly. Mhmm.

58:04

But I was reading about him. He

58:07

teaches physics of kink class. He's got

58:09

seminars on Spangolin. By

58:12

the way. Spanking from calculus to chemistry, host

58:14

monthly they they

58:16

host monthly kink parties in their dungeon

58:19

And I just thought, hey, don't kink

58:22

shame don't kink shame them. I'm

58:24

not kink shaming him, but when he steals luggage

58:26

from an airport,

58:28

it has I think the luggage is valued at two thousand three hundred dollars. And

58:30

then he lied about it and said, oh, no. My clothes

58:32

were in there. True. This is a

58:34

home run. Fire

58:36

the guy. This is such a fucking home run. They didn't fire

58:38

him. They still haven't fired him, and he got

58:40

busted with another suitcase in

58:42

Las Vegas. Worrying it.

58:44

It's that's his thing. He loves stealing

58:46

luggage. They love stealing

58:48

luggage. So because

58:50

he's this really flamboyant non binary.

58:52

They they can't fire

58:54

him. What is this? I don't

58:56

know. It's such a home run just to

58:58

fire them. And

59:00

then as today, there was a

59:02

story about this guy punching a cop

59:04

at this drag queen story time in

59:06

New York. I saw that. And it's

59:08

they were telling stories to three to nine year olds,

59:11

although I have to tell you the kids that I

59:13

saw in the pictures look mostly young on the

59:15

younger side, like 456

59:18

and it turns out it's this

59:20

this ridiculous event because

59:22

all these protesters show up And

59:25

then counterprotesters show up. And so

59:28

the counterprotesters are ripping signs

59:30

away from the protesters, and this

59:32

scuffle breaks out. Meanwhile, all these kids are just

59:34

sitting there they're supposed to be

59:36

getting a story. And some guy who's

59:38

with the counter protesters punches a

59:40

cop. And the cop is like, look, I don't

59:42

give a fuck. Who you are or whose

59:44

side you're on. You cannot punch a cop

59:46

asshole. So meanwhile, to

59:49

protect the precious drag team

59:51

story time, all these kids you

59:53

know, have to witness all this bullshit. What what the fascination with drag queens

59:55

right now? What is this? No.

59:57

I don't know. They've been around. I I

59:59

wouldn't take my kids to it,

1:00:01

but I don't care if it exists,

1:00:03

but apparently, something it's too much for some people. Oh. But why would you take doctor

1:00:06

Nate to drag queen's story time? It just seems

1:00:08

like it's kids are too young. Some

1:00:10

people think

1:00:12

it's fun. That that's campy. But when there's

1:00:14

protests you're showing up Oh, not a

1:00:16

protester. That's A drag queen forever

1:00:18

school. That's where it

1:00:20

gets ridiculous. List because it just seems

1:00:22

like Greens are

1:00:24

entertainment. Some people don't like it. It

1:00:26

can't exist for other people, which is just Right.

1:00:28

We just far. I don't I

1:00:30

think it's a little borderline. I don't It'stain a nestle for you by the way. Franklin's make

1:00:33

everything

1:00:33

better. I I don't know.

1:00:35

I just feel like why

1:00:38

Wipe. Does it bother you that it exists? No.

1:00:40

If Drag queens wanna tell stories or new

1:00:42

shows or whatever they do, I have no problem.

1:00:44

If Drag queens over Drag queens,

1:00:47

No problem with Drag Queen Bingo. I just don't know why

1:00:49

we need Drag Queen's story hour. No. I don't I

1:00:51

don't know why you We need a BDSM

1:00:54

story hour too because, hey, that's a a

1:00:56

king. That's a real thing by the way. That's

1:00:58

not a that's that is a real

1:01:00

thing. Not story time, but it was

1:01:02

something else involving kids and people going

1:01:04

ballistic over it. I'm is

1:01:06

it so true? You guys see drag

1:01:08

queens as sexual. Yeah. Okay. That's

1:01:10

all. I I think a lot of people do,

1:01:12

and I think it would be difficult to

1:01:14

to explain to a child in some of the outfits and okay. Yeah. I

1:01:17

like I said, I wouldn't take my kids too, but I

1:01:19

don't care if somebody else

1:01:22

I'm not gonna go and protest it or slug a cop over to someone

1:01:24

I got. I don't frankly care that much, but I

1:01:26

understand why certain people go. I don't know about

1:01:28

that. And I don't understand where people think

1:01:31

it's so important they wanna punch a cop. I

1:01:33

agree. Yeah. So, anyway,

1:01:36

yeah, that was all

1:01:37

going on today. Someone

1:01:39

else wants to take their kid to it. What do

1:01:41

I care? I

1:01:42

don't really care, but I I do understand

1:01:44

why people don't like it. I I mean,

1:01:46

And and if enough to go disrupt it when kids are

1:01:49

there? No. I don't really

1:01:50

understand that, but I'm just saying,

1:01:51

I I don't think having it is

1:01:53

that important either.

1:01:56

I don't think having it or disrupting it should be that important. It doesn't seem so sacred

1:01:58

to me that, oh my god, we must have drag

1:02:01

queen story time where the world's

1:02:04

gonna end. And I don't feel

1:02:06

like somebody questioning it is vital. Is is suggesting prejudice necessarily either.

1:02:08

I think it's saying that, you know about

1:02:12

that. But anyway, the drag

1:02:14

queen forever school. Sam,

1:02:16

Sam Britton, it's funny. I I know

1:02:18

this guy

1:02:20

gets bulges of attention when he steals something, and then he just

1:02:22

sort of goes back away. This Vegas thing

1:02:24

happened a couple days ago. Right? The thank

1:02:26

you just find

1:02:27

out about it. Yeah. It was

1:02:29

in the news this weekend. I think just so why are they

1:02:31

not finding I don't know. It's

1:02:34

just Probably

1:02:34

Your group probably because in

1:02:37

a powerful union, I would bet. Public

1:02:40

employee union? The head of for the federal

1:02:42

guys, do you think he's in a union? He's a

1:02:44

manager, I think. Oh, he is. Okay. Isn't he

1:02:46

a waste nuclear

1:02:48

waste manager or something? Then he wouldn't be.

1:02:50

I I don't care if he's

1:02:52

in the union either. III feel like It's just

1:02:54

not worth it. He's in a public opinion. He has a clearance too. I

1:02:57

am just saying that if he's

1:02:59

in that union, that's a

1:03:01

pretty powerful union. If you have a security

1:03:03

clearance and stealing suitcases from an airport, that's gonna make

1:03:06

sure a lot of people out there. And that was a

1:03:08

no brainer once I go away to let

1:03:10

me get

1:03:12

rid of Yeah. Very handsome man

1:03:14

or woman or

1:03:16

them. Yeah.

1:03:18

Hey, Brad. Did you

1:03:19

ever find either the Dr Pepper

1:03:22

contestants? The ones that

1:03:23

tied the Dr Pepper

1:03:26

competition? Or is it I'm gonna

1:03:26

have to find that. That was a couple weeks

1:03:29

ago. No. It was last year's week ago. Exactly. Yeah.

1:03:31

That we're gonna do that on Sunday because on

1:03:33

Saturday, that was the game that the two

1:03:35

girls tied to Dr Pepper throwing

1:03:38

the ball through that hole. And

1:03:40

so they gave a hundred thousand dollars to one of

1:03:42

them. And then, I guess, the crowd went apeshit, and

1:03:44

the Internet went crazy. Like, how can because

1:03:47

they said, This was determined in a an advanced

1:03:49

tie breaker and people like, but I didn't get to

1:03:51

see the tie breaker. Why did they just do it now?

1:03:53

And and so Doctor Pepper said, we're going to

1:03:55

give a hundred thousand dollars to both people.

1:03:57

And I never found out what the tie breaker was, and

1:03:59

I felt kinda cheated as a fan because honestly,

1:04:01

the Dr Pepper competition to me is as good

1:04:03

as the game. I love

1:04:06

the Dr Pepper competition. I

1:04:08

think they should make the people throw a

1:04:10

football pass though. I think there's bullshit where

1:04:12

they do chest passes. Yeah. They've perverted

1:04:15

the contest. No. It's not football? No. It's not

1:04:16

when they do it that way.

1:04:18

I gotta do it basketball again. Honestly, isn't

1:04:20

that gonna try to pass basketball. Isn't

1:04:23

it played out? They need to mix it up a little bit.

1:04:25

They have some moving targets. I think they could. I mean, they've done

1:04:27

field balls though, which are

1:04:30

always fun. I don't know. Honestly,

1:04:32

they should quarterback each team for a for

1:04:34

a series and never moves the ball

1:04:36

further. Yeah. You should have a a little

1:04:38

playing football game like a seven on seven

1:04:40

or full pad. I thought

1:04:42

it'd be pretty weird. So

1:04:48

when he only mentioned Bob Costa's and Balmani Jones,

1:04:50

it reminded me of something that

1:04:53

is really It's a weird reminder

1:04:56

because Romani Jones is the one Out kick keeps

1:04:58

writing about how terrible his ratings are. By

1:05:00

the way, this story says that that same Britain

1:05:02

guy has been replaced, so who

1:05:04

fucking knows? Oh, just recently. I don't know if he's on leave, but the story

1:05:06

says that he's been or they have been

1:05:08

replaced -- Okay. -- which seems

1:05:10

like obvious. Well, when he

1:05:11

stole the second suitcase,

1:05:14

which

1:05:14

I think just happened, he was still employed.

1:05:16

So a lot of people were like and and

1:05:18

also it was a story that didn't get

1:05:20

out when it first happened, then

1:05:23

he got out and he was like, well, what's going on

1:05:25

with this guy? Yeah. He was placed on leave,

1:05:27

and then in November and then December eighth, that's

1:05:29

when a warrant was put out for his arrest for

1:05:31

the Vegas thing. Alright. So

1:05:33

put them away put them away.

1:05:35

The Bovani Jones

1:05:38

thing was that's the

1:05:40

story that Outkic keeps doing about

1:05:42

how terrible his ratings are, and they were just

1:05:44

blown away that the guy keeps getting jobs because he had

1:05:46

horrible ratings

1:05:48

at ESPN. In multiple time slots. And then just

1:05:50

when they reported that he was doing

1:05:52

about one tenth of the show before him, which

1:05:54

was John

1:05:56

Oliver, they renewed him. Yeah. And and and

1:05:58

I see this going on a

1:05:59

lot,

1:05:59

and I noticed that people

1:06:02

don't really It

1:06:04

almost doesn't seem to matter what kind of audience

1:06:06

you have anymore. It's like either they like

1:06:08

you -- Well -- what is

1:06:10

the hiring like you and they don't care if you bring

1:06:12

in ratings or not. Audiences are becoming very

1:06:14

segmented too. So maybe if they want

1:06:16

a particular audience, I don't fucking know.

1:06:18

Well, it's almost

1:06:21

like magazines. I never knew a place

1:06:23

where you could get shit ratings and

1:06:25

still make tons of money. Yes. He was

1:06:27

somebody would call call you out on that and say, look, you can't do this. You

1:06:29

don't draw an audience, and we pay money for you.

1:06:32

So therefore, this isn't worth it. So

1:06:34

after he

1:06:36

got the new contract. People pointed out that he

1:06:38

has the lowest lowest rated ESPN radio

1:06:40

show of all time. The lowest rated

1:06:42

ESPN TV show at noon

1:06:45

of all time, the lowest rated

1:06:47

ESPN TV show at four PM

1:06:49

of all time, and the

1:06:51

lowest rated, what does that what

1:06:54

does PTI are are in the interrupt are in the interruption. But the people in

1:06:56

power like him for some reason. They just

1:06:58

do. I don't know why that never

1:07:00

was a thing, though. You always

1:07:02

had to have ratings. I mean, that's my whole life

1:07:04

is based on it. So I I

1:07:06

can't get used to this. And the first

1:07:08

example I'll get past bramani

1:07:10

Jones is Harry and Meghan

1:07:12

getting thirty million dollars from Spotify is

1:07:14

like, what? And then

1:07:16

they did, I think, with

1:07:19

a nine episodes, eight nine episodes, and they won

1:07:21

on the fucking People's Choice Award for

1:07:23

best podcast. And

1:07:26

I'm like, Okay.

1:07:28

First of all, how were they ever nominated? You have Joe Hogan

1:07:30

doing eleven million people per show, three

1:07:32

times a week for the entire fucking

1:07:36

year. It takes them a year and a half to do a show, and

1:07:38

then she puts out eight or nine episodes,

1:07:40

all of which were not

1:07:43

finished by the time because I actually looked this

1:07:45

is how insane this has gotten. I looked

1:07:47

up people's choice awards and how you become

1:07:49

eligible because, like, how do you do this

1:07:51

happen? Well, x are doing the work, by the

1:07:53

way, because I'm I'm interested to know how

1:07:56

someone is not with that competition.

1:07:58

There's a cutoff date. And after

1:08:00

the cutoff date, I think they'd done seven

1:08:02

episodes. So they did seven of

1:08:04

her stupid episodes, which we've kinda heard. And

1:08:06

someone needs to nominate

1:08:08

you. Right? Yes. And and that, I'm not sure how that happens. I

1:08:10

think that's sort of a committee does

1:08:12

that. You're sure about that? Like, with

1:08:14

Emmy Awards, you have to

1:08:16

nominate yourself. For an Emmy award?

1:08:18

Oh, that's true of a lot. Yeah. There's a lot of awards to work shows you. You might want you might you're right about that. I

1:08:21

thought you did

1:08:24

the work. It's well, no. I I

1:08:26

was more interested in how when when was the content completed that they were voting

1:08:28

for? Because, like, with with

1:08:30

movies and music, it's, like, it

1:08:33

goes back six months. So it's kinda confusing. I thought, they could their episodes couldn't have even qualified,

1:08:35

but then I found it, oh,

1:08:38

yeah, they could. So they're

1:08:42

nominated and they're up against what's his name?

1:08:45

the

1:08:47

DAX. Smartless,

1:08:48

which Smartless does millions of downloads.

1:08:51

Smartless is Jason Baitman and will

1:08:56

Arnett. Well, Arnett, you know, a really popular

1:08:58

show. They get huge guests. I mean, granted Meghan gets big best guests like Serena

1:09:00

Williams. So I don't think he's the

1:09:02

best guest, by the way. No. Your

1:09:06

knobby. Mariah Carey is not a great guest, but she actually probably was her best guest because she gave her shit. than Hilton.

1:09:12

So so I just realized

1:09:14

that's a total scam. I don't believe it. Okay. I don't believe a lot of things now

1:09:16

that I read.

1:09:19

I really go. Okay. I see I'm

1:09:21

reading this. It's in front of me. It's in this publication, which is a relatively trustworthy

1:09:24

publication. And everyone

1:09:27

was reporting that Meghan Markle won

1:09:29

the People's Choice Award for Best Podcast. I'm like, I don't believe it.

1:09:31

There's no way they could

1:09:33

beat the people they were

1:09:36

nominated against. How did Joe Rogen

1:09:38

not get nominated? Wait. So she didn't win or she did. She won. Oh, okay. She won best podcast

1:09:40

in the United

1:09:43

States of America. But you

1:09:45

said you were reading things and you didn't

1:09:47

believe it. I don't believe it. I don't because that is voted on by the people. Oh, no.

1:09:50

But tell me that the

1:09:52

people all voted

1:09:54

for Meghan Markle's puck. I don't believe that. I was just confused because it did happen. I mean, that she did when did happen. She

1:09:56

did when. And she

1:09:58

made a real snotty speech

1:10:02

too like she deserved it, which made me even madder. It's

1:10:04

starting to come back at her, though. Do you

1:10:06

do you know about this Rebecca Sunez? Yep.

1:10:09

You seen that story, Drew? Well,

1:10:11

let me finish this real quick. yeah. Let's

1:10:15

see. She beat deck shepherd. Why don't

1:10:17

you date me with Nicole Beyer, which is a show that is about I I've I've

1:10:19

noticed it Oh, Carl.

1:10:22

Carl reviewed it. Yeah. It's

1:10:25

on the charts around where our show is. Mhmm. Anything

1:10:27

goes with Emma Chamberlain. I'm not really familiar with that. Not

1:10:29

skinny, not fat. I think that

1:10:31

showed as well. Smartless, Joe

1:10:34

Rogan, not nominated. The number one podcast in the country

1:10:37

for downloads. In fact, they just they just

1:10:39

gave it. It's due. It had

1:10:41

the most downloads. By far, Joe Rogen did not

1:10:43

win. Usually, when you do people's choice, it's

1:10:45

a popularity contest. It's not a matter

1:10:48

of, well, this group of people

1:10:50

like this and so it has a good shot. No. It's just

1:10:52

raw popularity. That show is

1:10:54

not even top twenty five

1:10:56

on Spotify anymore. It never shows up

1:10:58

on the other charts. So how could possibly win?

1:11:00

Who made that win? What

1:11:02

what is this? What is

1:11:05

this fantasy land

1:11:07

we're living Where they kiss because I'm starting

1:11:09

to think that I must be crazy or I'm just crazy wrong. Like because they come

1:11:11

to America and and I'm

1:11:14

like, oh my god. No.

1:11:16

Like Mike Clark said, it's a good publicist.

1:11:18

Right? Isn't that what Clark said about the publicist? They can't get you a hundred

1:11:21

million dollars at

1:11:23

net Netflix Oh, no. Look,

1:11:25

in the content creation business, what made them think these two people? You know what made me smile

1:11:28

about Meghan and Harry's, did

1:11:30

you catch the monologue on SNL?

1:11:34

With Yeah. Uh-huh. Did you catch the Meghan and Harry

1:11:36

joke? Yeah. That everything's been killed. I mean,

1:11:38

everybody laughed at it. Everybody likes

1:11:41

them. No one exactly. No one likes

1:11:43

them. And when they were getting the deal at Spotify and Netflix,

1:11:45

no one really liked them then. They

1:11:47

had done the

1:11:49

Oprah thing, which initially was like, oh,

1:11:51

god, that's terrible. And if you you lost your job. Mhmm.

1:11:54

Here's Morgan and Aussie's wife.

1:11:58

She's fired. Sharon Osborn, for for actually suggesting that

1:12:00

Meghan Markle is not telling

1:12:02

the entire truth. Mhmm. So what

1:12:05

is the power of these people?

1:12:07

People are just throwing millions and

1:12:09

millions of dollars then they get the Spotify deal. They can't even get a show up

1:12:11

for a year and a half. And Spotify was pissed. Mhmm.

1:12:14

And so how is

1:12:16

it? That this

1:12:18

continues to go on, and then the People's Choice

1:12:20

Award comes on, which by the way, I

1:12:22

just happened to be watching. I watched a

1:12:24

small part of it, and I saw this. And

1:12:26

I was like, I wanna stick my head through the fucking TV screen. Like, are

1:12:29

you there's no fucking way they

1:12:31

want. So then I'd listen

1:12:34

to her speech. I loved digging

1:12:36

my hands into the meaningful

1:12:38

conversations with my diverse inspiring

1:12:40

guests,

1:12:40

laughing and

1:12:41

learning with them,

1:12:44

and with each of you listening. No. No

1:12:46

horse. They were not listening. Special thanks to Tony Wood who was my right hand

1:12:50

in this special prods checked along with Catherine Rebecca and the wider

1:12:52

team will all work hard to

1:12:54

make each moment resonate. I think

1:12:57

she might wanna withdraw that.

1:12:59

Thank you to Rebecca. Then they

1:13:01

said they they could not accept it in person because

1:13:03

they were sharing the award, the anti racism

1:13:05

award with the

1:13:08

president of Ukraine. Oh, yeah.

1:13:10

It's a lynn. At the Kennedy Center of that day. Yeah. It's like, what With Alec Baldwin, what the fuck

1:13:12

is going on? Do you see

1:13:14

how there was Am I mad?

1:13:19

I just had to see if I can fight it. Completely nuts. No. True. You're

1:13:21

right. Nobody likes it. Why are the people

1:13:23

in the powerful positions

1:13:26

doing this? Why would they even be it doesn't make

1:13:28

any fucking sense? They have

1:13:30

friends in high places. Alex

1:13:34

Baldwin was hosting that thing they were at in New York and somebody them

1:13:36

about, do you think the royal they asked

1:13:38

him, do you think the royal family's racist because

1:13:41

they were there and he's like and so I'm I

1:13:43

was I was on the edge of my seat to see how would answer that. Because what side

1:13:45

do you think he would take? I

1:13:47

I kinda think he'd say no. Yeah. He

1:13:49

said, no. No. I don't think the race

1:13:51

is at all. It's like

1:13:54

that just shows how silly this is. And meanwhile, Meghan -- I'm giving her an award story that

1:13:56

Meghan apparently

1:14:00

just like you didn't know she was black until

1:14:02

she was in the royal family. Oh, yeah. She said, I didn't know what racism was until I came to

1:14:04

the UK, but that

1:14:07

contradict stuff. She said, about

1:14:09

when she's a teenager. So she's constantly

1:14:11

making shit up. Oh, it's oh, I can't

1:14:13

wait to hear what

1:14:15

happened with Rebecca Did

1:14:17

a staff of twenty

1:14:19

nine people working

1:14:20

on these

1:14:23

nine episodes. Nine episode.

1:14:25

They're out of twenty eight now because

1:14:28

Rebecca was the head of audio, and she's the one

1:14:30

that left. And apparently, the Hollywood reporter put out its

1:14:34

forty most powerful people in podcasting,

1:14:36

and one of those people

1:14:38

was Meghan Markle because of

1:14:41

this podcast. So when I guess she lost

1:14:43

I I guess she's powerful because she's breaking in money in a

1:14:45

war, but I don't know. What the fuck? Oh, god. So put out nine

1:14:48

hours of gone

1:14:50

down. So this is three days for us.

1:14:53

This is three days for Joe

1:14:55

Rogen. This Rebecca Chic is really

1:14:57

pissed because she's she went

1:14:59

out of rant About how I'm the

1:15:01

one that came up with this idea. Not her. This is my

1:15:03

idea. This is my Fuck you.

1:15:06

I'm mad at her too. I know, but

1:15:08

it just shows that Meghan Markle will just stomp

1:15:10

on anybody in her way to get what

1:15:14

she wants. Jesus. Isn't that fucking

1:15:16

weird though that she's just now she's

1:15:18

coming out and burning burning the bridge

1:15:20

with her? Which is really weird. Yeah.

1:15:22

Well, I I do think what happens is when they

1:15:25

know someone long enough eventually, they will come

1:15:27

to hate them. She said, the forty

1:15:29

most powerful people in podcasting are

1:15:31

not executives. They're not celebrity host. They're

1:15:33

not talent agents. They're the producers producers edit research. Right? Make

1:15:35

scripts. That's that's hilarious too. Maybe

1:15:38

for the kind of podcast you

1:15:40

do, every

1:15:42

other podcast I know that I listen to, the

1:15:44

talent talking does all the fucking work. Yeah.

1:15:46

When you have a podcast where it

1:15:48

is a matter of getting the interviews and

1:15:50

editing the content together and coming up with music and sound effects and all that. Yeah. She probably is

1:15:53

the straw that stirs the drink on that

1:15:55

packet. They couldn't get one done. A

1:15:59

year and a half. Remember they had a hire they were looking at a hire of users. Right? Right.

1:16:01

Right. Did you see the trailer for I

1:16:04

haven't watched

1:16:06

any of the Terry and Meghan's gonna go on Netflix. I

1:16:08

can't bear to watch it. I I was gonna say

1:16:10

I've kinda run out of things to watch because I've

1:16:12

watched so much this past week, but

1:16:14

I cannot bring myself to watch it. Except

1:16:16

I thoroughly enjoyed every story and every breaking down

1:16:18

of the

1:16:18

trailer when it came out -- Oh, yeah.

1:16:21

-- every piece

1:16:23

of footages from something else. Yeah. They're lying

1:16:25

their asses off. Or or the producers are lying their asses off. You just love that everyone's

1:16:28

like, hey, that's

1:16:30

from the Harry Potter

1:16:32

Premier hey, that's from when Harry was

1:16:34

dating some other chick. Right. That was fucking hilarious. And everybody's just scanning Harry and Meghan

1:16:36

on Netflix. That's the name

1:16:38

of it. Harry and Meghan It's

1:16:41

got a very shitty thermometer. They're boring people in it. We

1:16:43

don't say anything. What is a thermometer at twelve? Twelve

1:16:45

percent. I can't believe it

1:16:47

as a twelve. Who

1:16:50

gave it in twelve? Just Gail. Jesus.

1:16:52

Did you see when Gail and

1:16:54

Tony were talking to us? She was

1:16:56

like, I think people should watch it

1:16:58

before they criticize and Tony's like, Well, there's a

1:17:01

problem with these trailers. Yes. It's a cool pool.

1:17:03

Theater. Because I was feeling behind the

1:17:06

scenes, Tony's basically going. What is this? is still blowing them?

1:17:08

Because she's friends with them. Yeah. They're her

1:17:10

friends. Just like they're friends with Oprah

1:17:13

and Tyler Perry. They have friends

1:17:15

in very high places. But

1:17:18

live in a bubble. Oprah did not defend them. In fact, none of these a list celebrities

1:17:21

were supposedly

1:17:24

their friends said they

1:17:26

were when all of the world was just stomping all over them. Yeah. Because there's so many things that

1:17:29

thing that

1:17:32

are bullshit they've been

1:17:34

called out on, like, seven things already and nobody's watching it. Yeah. Now the they got

1:17:37

called out

1:17:40

on is that house the entire house that

1:17:42

they filmed this year. They just snap their house. They fucking lied. Well, did they let me ask you this. Did they say Is

1:17:44

it too dangerous to use their house?

1:17:46

Did they say it was their house?

1:17:50

And they act they act as if it's their

1:17:52

house. Because I would've I

1:17:53

don't wanna be on their side, so never

1:17:55

mind. Yeah. I

1:17:56

would I would assume they would feel The

1:17:58

thing we're all wondering though is is

1:18:00

Thomas Markle watching it. Excuse

1:18:03

me. That story. I

1:18:05

saw Thomas was accused of not sending the texts

1:18:07

before the wedding, and Thomas produced them on his phone. was just

1:18:11

a fucking hilarious. It

1:18:14

was me texting Meghan for

1:18:17

my sick bed. No. Can someone

1:18:19

please confront this bitch and

1:18:21

this Dumb who? Baldwin. No one's gonna confront him. Yeah.

1:18:23

They can. Where's Mike Wallace when you need him? Where's oh, you know who should've done? Alec

1:18:25

Baldwin could've totally

1:18:28

turned public a

1:18:30

pig in in his favor. If he would have interviewed him and grilled him at that thing. Can you pull

1:18:32

him? That would have been

1:18:34

awesome. I can't get over that

1:18:38

Meghan waving. You called your dad. He's really fucking sick. Why?

1:18:40

Okay. This is almost too insane for

1:18:42

me. Like, I almost can't go

1:18:45

on. I'm so confused. Why was Sharon

1:18:48

Osborn fired? Because she dared to

1:18:50

say, I don't think some of

1:18:52

that's true. Yeah.

1:18:54

That's a fireable offense. Saying Meghan Markle might not be telling

1:18:56

you, that was at one time a

1:18:58

fireable event. I think it's How

1:19:00

is that possible? My honest opinion,

1:19:02

I think the other people that show

1:19:04

fucking hated her and used that to get rid

1:19:06

of her. But how can you use that? It doesn't exist. Because not a

1:19:09

reason to fire someone, because a

1:19:11

lot of media corporations are very

1:19:16

very sensitive to any kind of

1:19:18

criticism or pushback. But they're losing

1:19:20

millions on this. They're losing millions on

1:19:22

this. They're losing millions on this. No. I

1:19:24

know. I mean, I can't wait that stupid show.

1:19:26

I can't wait till this let's get this deal Very cooperative. How are they gonna

1:19:28

get another deal like this? Because you know

1:19:30

they're gonna want another deal because they're now

1:19:33

content creators. That's what they call themselves. Can you use one of

1:19:35

your wishes to have Netflix cancel the next three episodes so they

1:19:37

can use it as

1:19:39

a write off I

1:19:41

shouldn't have used one. I would destroy them.

1:19:43

But Samantha Markle has come

1:19:46

out

1:19:46

to say she's protecting Thomas.

1:19:50

By telling him not to watch the documentary.

1:19:52

It's so stupid. It's

1:19:54

just I mean, I'm

1:19:57

finding it hard to go on. I'm honestly I'm

1:19:59

really finding it difficult to continue. I can hardly take care of these people. You gotta people you

1:20:02

hate in your life.

1:20:04

I but what I hate is them fucking winning

1:20:06

awards that aren't real. It's all

1:20:07

fake. Oh, no. Why is so much fake news

1:20:09

ruling the day? Man, are you telling

1:20:11

me Hollywood is phony.

1:20:15

Well, Hollywood, of course Hollywood's Phoney. But,

1:20:17

you know, when you watch

1:20:19

the the Grammy's, the Oscars, you know that

1:20:21

those are people at the top of their game

1:20:23

genre. There may be some getting breaks

1:20:25

and some don't get breaks. I mean, the who never wanna grant me. That was fucked up. That

1:20:27

is the academy voting on it.

1:20:31

That the people Well,

1:20:33

they've certainly made many, many mistakes. They fucked that up though

1:20:35

too. But, I mean, something

1:20:38

this big I

1:20:40

mean, how many times is

1:20:42

something that made a hundred dollars at the box office won the best movie? That doesn't happen. No.

1:20:45

No. Except

1:20:47

for the artist. So but

1:20:49

I think this is not just a singular instance. I think this is happening a lot. You know, Bimani

1:20:51

Jones might be a

1:20:55

bad example because Bomani Jones creates a

1:20:58

certain kind of content that is very popular with the kind of people that run ESPN

1:21:01

and run HBO,

1:21:04

I suppose, But I was

1:21:06

I was looking I was looking at too were about a like

1:21:09

fifty to hundred

1:21:12

thousand. So You know, they act

1:21:14

they act like though that's what we care about now. Okay. That's I don't believe that, but they act

1:21:16

like that's what they care about. That's what

1:21:18

they told me. Okay. I don't believe that.

1:21:20

But That's

1:21:22

what I was read I read over

1:21:25

and over about Trevor Noah. Oh, but

1:21:27

he's got so many subscribers

1:21:29

so up and what do you know?

1:21:31

Jimmy Kimmel has three times as many as Trevor Noah.

1:21:33

And Jimmy Fallon has, I think, twenty eight million or something, and

1:21:35

Trevor Noah has seven

1:21:38

million, which is a lot. I mean, that's a

1:21:40

lot, but he is on TV, a

1:21:42

national TV every night. Not anymore. So

1:21:45

But Okay. I read Rolling

1:21:47

Stones Fairway Fairway article. Oh, good. And

1:21:50

they said among other things, they

1:21:52

said that Trevor Noah increased the show's

1:21:54

online presence, which by the way, it had millions of subscribers

1:22:00

when John What's his name? John Stewart. John

1:22:02

Stewart was there. It wasn't like the show was in nothing when he was there. Nobody ever looked at anything online when

1:22:04

John was there? Really?

1:22:06

No. I don't believe that.

1:22:09

Sure he increased it because everything goes up,

1:22:11

doesn't it? When it comes to the Internet platforms, yeah. So

1:22:15

they said that It

1:22:18

fought initial dips in to become a staple of TV. That's

1:22:24

a lie. That's Rolling Stone, which

1:22:26

Rolling Stone is not one of the sources that I trust the most these days, but that's a lie because

1:22:30

I looked it up.

1:22:33

John Stewart's final show, he was doing two point one to two

1:22:35

point six million a night, which is very good. I mean,

1:22:37

that's really good for

1:22:40

that channel. His

1:22:42

final show did three point five million, which is really good. So then there was great curiosity about the first Trevor Noah show,

1:22:45

three point four

1:22:48

seven million. 11 that

1:22:50

there's like, oh my god. It's off to a

1:22:52

flying start. Well, by the end of that year, he was doing one point one

1:22:54

million a night, which was over a million below what John Stewart was

1:22:56

doing. That's

1:22:59

not a little bump in ratings. And from there, it only

1:23:01

went down. And in fact, they said

1:23:03

at the end of Trevor Noah, he

1:23:06

was doing three hundred and eighty thousand

1:23:08

night. Which is about a

1:23:10

hundred fifty thousand more than us. That's -- Yeah. -- I mean, think about that. Yeah. If you're on TV

1:23:16

every night, But we're as competition now, so

1:23:18

we couldn't have that. Maybe we did. There's more competition. That's what they'd say.

1:23:22

So I started going on because I have access to As

1:23:24

I was gonna say, aside from the

1:23:26

numbers, just watching the difference between

1:23:30

the two shows, one was Funny. Really funny. And one

1:23:32

is just not funny. I got really I got

1:23:34

really mad at CBS this morning for a couple

1:23:36

of years. Funny every day though.

1:23:38

That's like it's the funniest thing ever.

1:23:40

Not bringing up soccer to how about

1:23:43

soccer, but he the the joke they had

1:23:45

was about how Morocco when Morocco beats Spain. And his

1:23:47

joke, quote unquote, was that, his

1:23:50

joke, quote unquote, was that, you know, Spain

1:23:53

used to colonize Morocco. So

1:23:55

this won't go to

1:23:57

solve that. It does a little bit. It does a little bit in

1:23:59

the

1:23:59

crowd laughing like, first off, that's

1:24:01

not a joke. I mean, that's just,

1:24:03

I guess, factual thing. That's And

1:24:05

then I got really trying to sound really smart. And then I got really knowing how to be funny. Because

1:24:07

because I'm sitting there, go, three best players weren't even born

1:24:10

in Morocco. One was born in fucking

1:24:12

Spain. Anyway,

1:24:16

Mark, I'm looking I was very mad at the

1:24:18

joke, though. If well, it's not funny. I Was

1:24:21

it a joke? I'm looking at they they

1:24:23

will give you the ratings for nights --

1:24:26

Yeah. -- when the show, you know,

1:24:28

everything was on that night. And so,

1:24:30

you know, Rolling Stone's at three hundred and eighty thousand

1:24:32

a night. I've read that number before, and I thought, you just go and take

1:24:34

a peek. And so I I start looking at the nightly numbers. And

1:24:36

it's point

1:24:39

three o, point two eight, point three

1:24:41

two, point three four, point two

1:24:43

seven, which is not

1:24:46

thirty eight three hundred and eighty three thousand. That's like thirty three

1:24:48

hundred and twenty thousand, two hundred and eighty

1:24:50

thousand, three hundred and forty thousand. I

1:24:53

never saw one night that was three hundred eighty

1:24:55

thousand. These are his final shows. It's the overall effort. Oh. No.

1:24:57

These are individual shows, but I never

1:24:59

saw one show that

1:25:01

was as high as they claim his night

1:25:03

average just but go down, down, down, down, down But

1:25:06

it's on YouTube, though, the clips. Well, he

1:25:10

has ten million subscribers. But then I you know, which is so

1:25:12

much more than John Stewart. Nobody

1:25:14

ever wanna see a John Stewart clip,

1:25:17

I guess. Nobody watch YouTube back then. Right. I mean, not

1:25:19

at the levels that they do now. Should I

1:25:21

bet you was gonna be sixteen? I bet

1:25:23

you anything. There's clips of

1:25:25

John Stewart Show on YouTube. That adds a lot of Wait. Are you telling me that nobody watched YouTube clips in

1:25:28

twenty fifteen? No.

1:25:30

Not like they do No.

1:25:33

Not like they do now, but I mean there were

1:25:35

a lot of them. put in viewing would

1:25:38

have gone up. Correct. But

1:25:40

when they they acted as if he's the king of YouTube

1:25:42

and then I see that Jimmy Kimmel has three times as well. Yeah. So it's

1:25:47

not that he's making up so many people on YouTube. It's bullshit. I

1:25:49

bet you. Why are people trying to

1:25:52

pretend people are more successful

1:25:54

than they are? What is going

1:25:56

on? Probably have a financial interest in

1:25:58

it. Right? Rolling Stone in the I don't know. Everything I

1:26:00

read about Trevor Noah's

1:26:03

last show was glowing. Absolutely

1:26:05

glowing. And then they said that one of

1:26:07

the one of them said appearances from Oprah, Isiree, Tracy

1:26:10

Ellis Russel. Tracy Russel.

1:26:12

Okay. Nick

1:26:14

Offerman and Hillary Clinton. And and so

1:26:17

I was like, wow. That's kinda and then I

1:26:19

then I saw the clips of it. They were

1:26:21

clips. They were, like, tens of oh,

1:26:23

good luck Trevor. Something they just did

1:26:25

on their phone. They didn't appear on the show. No. I

1:26:27

mean, the full frontal with Sam

1:26:31

Samantha B was very similar

1:26:33

in that when she went off, they were saying that

1:26:35

the show did three point six or three point nine million and then the last

1:26:37

year did three point

1:26:40

one million. They were taking the totals

1:26:42

from all the episodes. Mhmm. That number if she did three million

1:26:47

a night, three million a show or four million a show, she'd still be

1:26:49

on. She'd probably be on network TV.

1:26:51

And I'm really interested to see what the

1:26:53

daily show ratings do this week because they

1:26:55

have all guestos. They're

1:26:57

gonna be doing a rotating cast of

1:26:59

famous people. Sarah Silverman, I said, Al Chelsea like the Jeopardy, what

1:27:02

they did with Jeopardy. Yo.

1:27:04

Huguesley, Leslie

1:27:06

Jones, John Lake Rizamo, Cal

1:27:08

Penn. Uh-huh. Sarah Silver, Rwanda Sykes, and Marlon

1:27:10

Wayne. Those shows might do better than

1:27:13

Trevor Noah, to be honest. Not that

1:27:15

I think they're absolutely well, especially when they do jokes.

1:27:17

Ring back Kilburn. But then I see another

1:27:19

story about how Samantha being busy films.

1:27:21

They had great shows, but they

1:27:23

had no audience busy filth. And you

1:27:25

know what they said? They said that it's because people they

1:27:27

blamed it on the audience said, people

1:27:29

don't like to be lectured to by

1:27:32

a woman. Like,

1:27:34

people don't like to be looking. Why would you put a

1:27:36

woman on TV and lecturing? Yeah. And by the

1:27:38

way, I thought the shows were funny. Yeah.

1:27:41

The audiences the audience is what determines literally. None of

1:27:43

these shows should be lecturing. They should be trying to make them

1:27:45

laugh. So I

1:27:48

that's just I

1:27:50

don't understand

1:27:51

anything in time. I mean,

1:27:53

what is that? Why are

1:27:55

we playing make leave

1:27:58

with all these people. It really makes

1:27:59

me feel like I'm more

1:28:01

amazed at what John Stewart did with

1:28:03

that show because he

1:28:05

could lecture, but god, he can make people laugh, though, too.

1:28:07

Honestly, if I was writing the farewell show, I would go, you know what this big attempt to

1:28:09

go back and point out how great John

1:28:11

Stewart did compared to this shit

1:28:14

final show for Trevor Noah. I knew a lot of conservatives

1:28:16

that loved the daily show when John Stewart was

1:28:18

on it, that won't even touch it now that, you

1:28:20

know, with with some sponsors. A lot of people just

1:28:23

liked it because he was so funny. You know? He

1:28:25

was really funny. I mean, that was a great that was a perfect

1:28:27

place for him. And it's he it succeeded. I mean, that's that's

1:28:29

what bugs me is, like, if you

1:28:31

have the numbers fine, And

1:28:34

if if if the Spotify podcast really had, like, twelve million downloads instead of, you know, half a million or whatever

1:28:36

the fuck it has. And

1:28:38

by the way, it's promoted nonstop.

1:28:43

Stuart

1:28:43

also at technical sides. Granted, yeah, he is more left and he

1:28:45

is right. 0II couldn't tell you a

1:28:48

time that I mean, I don't watch

1:28:50

Trevor Noah, but I doubt that he ever

1:28:52

did that. Hey.

1:28:53

Did you guys hear the the new

1:28:55

Arkelli album? He just bought it. Oh, it's so good. A awesome. I mean,

1:28:57

man, I can't stream

1:29:00

it anymore. How did

1:29:02

her Kelly get a new album? He didn't do this stuff. That's what he said. They asked me. I know. I saw I read about the album.

1:29:04

But isn't the album

1:29:07

titled? I admit it. Yes.

1:29:11

Yes. Yes. It is. Was it since was it since Spotify?

1:29:13

Was it on Spotify Apple Music, and then

1:29:15

they yanked it. Oh, you

1:29:17

gotta put it there? You

1:29:20

gotta believe the label did it then.

1:29:22

Right? No. Sony is denying it. Sony is saying, this is a bootleg. It's not

1:29:24

an official release. How do

1:29:26

you get on the main I

1:29:30

got devoted stuff. I understand. Well, can you just put an album out there like that? I find that

1:29:32

very art, especially under his name.

1:29:34

I didn't know anyone could just get

1:29:39

anything put on those platforms. Oh, was that easy? No. No. No. No.

1:29:41

No. No. No. And under his so I

1:29:43

could just put a song

1:29:45

out there and say, hey, this is our Kelly's new song. We

1:29:47

put it on their Spotify. I guess so.

1:29:50

There's no way. Fuck. There's no way

1:29:52

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1:29:54

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1:29:56

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